Its been nearly 3 months since Swedish DJ/Producer Alesso, released ‘Heroes‘ with Tove Lo lending her captivating voice to the production, and yet the track doesn’t seem to garner affection and praise from listeners around the globe. This fact was further reiterated in the past week when Soundcloud was flooded with remixes of the track. With each remix being a great addition to the song catalogue, there were some remixes that really did catch our attention. Each of these artists have given a refreshing touch to the track, bringing their own artistic ingenuity to the fore.
Giving a very ‘chilled out’ outlook to the otherwise peppy track, New York based Producer Branchez has established his mark with his reinvention of “Heroes”. With just the right amount of breaks between Tove Lo‘s echoing vocals, the relaxed melody fused with a drop that is promised to keep you swaying throughout the night, this remix has certainly done justice to the original.
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There couldn’t have been a better time for Canadian DJ Grandtheft to release his take on “Heroes”. After the release of three smashing remixes of the same track, Grandtheft has changed the dynamics of the song by dramatizing and turning it into a bass infused experience!
BLVK Sheep very recently performed the opening act for Yellow Claw with their reincarnation of “Heroes”. This trap inspired version of the track with a mellow tune to compliment the climaxing build up is a brilliant take on the original track. Creating a benchmark with this remix, these guys definitely have a lot more ahead of them than just an opening act!
Yung M3H has made his presence known in the ever growing dance music industry with his remix of “Heroes”. This mix is a pure work of genius with a hammering bassline giving a nice twist to the Branchez remix of the same.
http://soundcloud.com/m3h/alesso-heroes-feat-tove-lo-branchez-remix-m3h-refix
With originality as his mantra, this remix of the LA based producer Kayzo oozes creativity. This Drum and Bass version of “Heroes” exhibits transition between soft and melodious build up and an intense and progressive drop. It is a versatile addition to the stream of remixes released of this track.
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