Remixers

They come, they go, and I promptly forget about them-which is a double shame seeing as how one of the remixers is The Declining Winter (and their version feels particularly tossed off). ❋ Jason Morehead (2010)

Some important works are still under copyright, Mr. Helprin observes; but when the copyright term expires, the "remixers" will be free to swoop in. ❋ Jeremy Philips (2009)

No remixers here, although it would be nice if some of them got some money. ❋ Art Brodsky (2010)

Finally, I suggested that remixers signal to others the freedom that they themselves have practiced. ❋ Lawrence Lessig (2010)

Redfoo and Sky Blu were in-demand Hollywood club DJs and remixers when they headed to the industry's 2007 Winter Music Conference in Miami. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The Kickdrums are an indie hip pop duo from Cleveland Matt Penttilla and Alex Fitts who up until their first release were content being a pair of highly successful producers and remixers who worked on records for everyone from 50 Cent to John Legend. ❋ Jon Chattman (2011)

Junky Styling: a manual for thrift-shop clothes-remixers ❋ Unknown (2009)

Funkanomics is one of the better remixers of funk music, and their version of Stevie Wonder’s "Superstition" is amazing. ❋ Mike Ragogna (2011)

For top-tier remixers, that's not always the wisest career move, but Mr. Trentemøller's 2006 debut, "The Last Resort," was that rare feat—emotional electronic music grounded in the dynamics of classic rock 'n' roll. ❋ Andy Beta (2011)

Doctor Rosen Rosen is one of the most sought after remixers of the moment -- in the last few months alone he's rerubbed Lady Gaga, Weezer, and Drake (featuring Kanye and Eminem). ❋ Tim Mohr (2010)

It's interesting to see how different remixers come up with such contrasting ideas for the same song -- that in itself is really inspiring. ❋ Jon Chattman (2011)

He's joined on a tantalising double bill by Jamie xx who, during the course of XOYO's lifetime, has gone from being the mussy-haired kid prodding the drum machine at the back of the xx to becoming one of the country's most in-demand remixers and DJs, well-versed in everything from bashment to disco. ❋ Unknown (2011)

There are ways to coopt remixers (or at least not sue them). ❋ Rebecca Tushnet (2009)

Put [the remix] in [the brick] thats $20,000 [profit] ❋ Better Known As Street (2011)

I [prefer] [the old] [song] to the new remix. ❋ Falconrath (2003)

[Itz] tha remix! [Dis] [izz] dA muthafucken REEEE-miXXXXXXX!!!! ❋ Apersonthatdoesntcareaboutyou (2005)

[REMIX]! Haha, get it? It's [skipping], it sounds like a bad [remix]! Haha! Guys? C'mon, it's funny! ❋ Kwirk (2005)

"[haha] check out this [cd] i just [remixed] :O:O:):D" ❋ Foolacy (2009)

1."This [Micheal Jackson] song is awful...[yo man] i need [the remix] though..." 2. "OH MY GOD I FAILED MY EXAM!!!" "yo man, i think you need the remix..." 3. "This computer is too slow...i need the remix..." ❋ Dj Chris (2007)

Tommy: Did you listen to X's new [remix]? Alex: I don't listen to remixes bro their for mindless [drones]. Tommy: Why is that? Alex: There just meant to make more money out of basically the same song; seems like a talentless effort for me. Tommy: [roger that]. ❋ Keeps0 (2009)

The existence of remixes [prove] that you can always [sell] shit [to the right] people. ❋ Hugh G Rection (2006)

[Man], [that guy] is so [remix]. ❋ Msfz (2008)

[Mariah Carey's] 1995 #1 hit, "Fantasy (remix)," featuring [Ol' Dirty Bastard] started an entire generation of female singers [teaming] with Hip-Hop artist to make a hit. ❋ Jer (2006)