Wolves (Kill Them With Colour Remix) is an independent reinterpretation that blends samples from two iconic recordings:

•⁠  ⁠“The Wolves (Act I & II)” (2008) — written and recorded by Justin Vernon (Bon Iver). ℗ & ©️ 2008 Jagjaguwar Inc. / April Base Publishing (BMI).
•⁠  ⁠“Here Comes the Hotstepper” (1994) — written by Ini Kamoze, Phillip Price, Kent Bryan, Christopher Kenrick, and Salaam Remi. ℗ & ©️ 1994 Columbia Records / Sony Music Entertainment; Irving Music o/b/o Hottis Music Group (BMI).

This remix, produced by Kill Them With Colour, is an unofficial reinterpretation pending clearance from the above-listed rights holders.

All rights to the original compositions and master recordings remain the property of their respective copyright owners.

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