Remixes

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Taylor Swift - London Boy (Matthew Blue Remix) // FREE DOWNLOAD

I finished this remix about 2 months ago, and I never intended on remixing anything from Brat after hearing the lead singles. Brat is a club album but “So I” has emotional chords and almost no percussion. It’s a perfect tribute to SOPHIE and a challenging song to remix being so far from a dance track… After speeding things up from 116 to 127 BPM, cutting up some vocal chops and adding a melody for the drop, the end result is a very dynamic track thats in a constant flux of feeling

RIP SOPHIE 🕊️

Charli XCX - So I (Matthew Blue Remix) // Free DL

FREE DOWNLOAD: Life is pretty wild right now. AI is taking over, nobody reads books anymore (besides Colleen Hoover for some reason?), and Netflix raised prices again. But since you’re reading this - I give songs away and only ask for a simple follow in return. After all:

“reciprocity, Mr. Hudgens, is the key to every relationship”

- Captain Dudley Smith, L.A. Confidential 

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One of my favorite things about contemporary music vs classics/throwbacks is the that artists write about the current state of the world. Yes, some older songs are timelessly relatable, but I can’t think of an old song that touches on online relationships. This remix practically created itself - a smooth, bouncy vibe that doesn’t steal the song’s original feel but give it enough edge to make you feel like you’re in the nightclub scene from John Wick movies…

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NOTD - Lover Online (feat. Maia Wright) [Matthew Blue Remix] // Free Download

FREE DOWNLOAD: Here are two quotes about hope:

"Remember, Red. Hope is a good thing,  maybe the best of things, and no good  thing ever dies."

- Andy Dufresne (Shawshank Redemption)

"I don’t give a f*ck what Obama says - hope is never good. Don’t try it, it never works out."

- Norm MacDonald

Whichever quote resonates with you is a matter of personal taste… but I hope you like this remix. Gracey has been on fire recently, and when she decided to share the “Rhetorical Questions” stems I knew I had to put my spin on it… The song felt like it glowed and it was asking to be reinterpreted, so I sped it up a little and aimed to make it club-ready. Everything Gracey does seems effortless and I’d like to think this remix would do her catalogue justice. Enjoy!!