Which is the best remix of all time?

The challenge to round-up the best remixes of 2014 is on. We’re passed the half-way point in 2014 and this year’s remixes have already been amazing, with some of the biggest and hottest names in dance music dropping some essential new tunes – from EDM bangers to drum and bass classics in the making. Here are some of our favourite remixes so far.

What was the most popular song in 2014?

Undoubtedly one of 2014’s biggest songs, Matrix & Futurebound transformed ‘Gecko (Overdrive)’ into a drum and bass anthem that just builds and builds and builds. After becoming the unofficial anthem of the 2014 World Cup, Jay Z jumped on ‘Jungle’ just as the England team were getting on the plane home from Rio.

Who is in the Capital Xtra tsunami remix?

Initially starting life out in the big rooms, ‘Tsunami’ has become a mainstream hit in recent months thanks to the addition of vocals from Tinie Tempah. The British rapper is taken out of this remix, however, and replaced by Wayne & Woods signature trap sounds. Oops, we couldn’t find that track.

Which is the best remix of tennis court?

Quite simply, 22-year-old Flume’s remix of ‘Tennis Court’ is epic. You know a remix is a killer, when it generates more than a million streams in just 24 hours. Oops, we couldn’t find that track.

Are there any free downloads from Top 100 DJs?

FREE DOWNLOAD! Two of the most exciting new names in 2014’s Top 100 DJs have teamed up to offer you a free download of ‘Ready’, on the aptly named Zippyshare Records. Grab your copy below. For more free music be sure to follow [Miller Genuine Draft on Facebook.]

Which is the most popular remix of Lorde?

Last week, the Internet exploded into a frenzy over Flume’s remix of Lorde’s single “Tennis Courts” as it trended through social media sites across the web. It managed to rack up over a million views on Youtube, nearly two million plays on SoundCloud, and various worship from many blogs and entertainment news outlets (including ourselves ).