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Remix The Planet: Punk to Dub

By Ryan Van Etten on 08/06/2009

Open remixing will put more diverse and imaginative music into scene than ever before. Alkaline Trio—the punk-rock band that inspired me to start my music career—recently held an open remix contest via Indaba Music. Audio remixes give songs alternate lives, they break barriers, and they transcend genres.

Posted in Editorial, Music, Narrative, Remixed | Tagged Alkaline Trio, collaboration, dub, entertainment, imagination, Indaba Music, innovation, interpretation, Matt Skiba, punk, remixing, social music | 4 Responses

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