Sam FeldtHeartfeldt Foundation · Dutch DJ, multi-platinum-selling artist, entrepreneur, investor, speaker and philantropist.

PART 3 of reviewing your remixes #remix #musicproducer #musicreview

2 Sept 2026 · 2 min

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In this YouTube segment, the host (Speaker A) reviews two recent remixes while on tour. The first is Wax Soul’s New Disco Remix of a classic pop track (identified as either George Michael’s “Careless Whisper” or Lana Del Rey’s “Summertime Sadness”). The reviewer notes the strong bass, a saxophone‑like timbre that feels out‑of‑place, an engaging verse, and a drop that feels weak, but overall finds the remix enjoyable enough for a pool party. The second track, titled “My Story,” blends Indian musical identity with modern club sounds. The reviewer praises the Mumbai‑evoking intro and vocal presence, but criticises the vocal level, lack of variation after the first drop, and suggests richer synth layering using multiple VSTs. Speaker B adds a brief interjection. Throughout, the host offers concrete production feedback and personal taste commentary.

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One is a song I really like and one is a song I really hate. Welcome to part 3 of reviewing your music while I'm stuck in a car on tour. Wax Soul, New Disco Remixes. And he made 2 remixes of songs. It's either Careless Whisper or Summertime Sadness. I'm gonna pick the song I really hate. George Michael, here we go. Oh, there's the bass. I like it. Why I hate it is because my saxophone player would play it all the time at very inappropriate moments. But I think you really nailed it here because you made the verse interesting. So I'm just waiting for— oh, There we go. There's the sex. Ah, not sex. It's like sex. I might even play it at a pool party or five some five. It's all right. No Yash with No One. Hypnotic melodic electronic production and bringing Indian musical identity into modern club sound. I mean that the intro makes me feel like I'm in Mumbai. The vocals are a little loud. They sit on top of your mix, and I think they should be a part of your mix. You can do with a little bit more variation because after the first drop, I think it kind of goes back to. I like it. I want to hear more indie music. Abiyadora or DC Music. So this track's called My Story.
Look at somebody next to you.
Nice vocal, good sample. The intro is phenomenal, but I think it drops a little weak. Stack your synth up with multiple VSTs to get a really nice big layer. Overall, really cool idea, really cool song, really cool vocal.