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Sounds like Bob Marley songs: 7 best mixes overview

This is a well blended mix of energetic and light hearing music. Although it's difficult to believe the calm and gentle quality of Bob Marley's songs, which have been transformed into dancing songs, several dj' s and producer's have done the job almost perfectly. Melding Marley's affectionate messages with rising and waving beat leads to playable songs again and again.

Check out the 8 best remixes of Marvin Gaye's "Sexual Healing". Here is a listing of the best Bob Marley songs that have been mixed for your enjoyment. Adding a new feel to the originals, this horn-flavored title further enhances the mix with sublime back beats that add a contemporary speed best adapted to swinging.

Instead of re-configuring the initial arrangements, this remake is based on its own texture. These versions add lightweight solid-state beat that remains constant throughout the entire tracks, providing a relaxed listening experience that accurately captures the point. In contrast to the predecessor of this Bob Marley tune, this remake amplifies the power and provides a more climatically sensitive tune that reaches new highs as you play.

Synthetically, the band's productions begin towards the end and keep the songs going at full pace until the last second. Easy and effortless electronical beat serves as spine for this mix, as Marley's singing line "I'm a Rainbow, too" is looped through parts of the album. All in all this mix hovers through different timbres, which leads to a never tiring soundtrack.

Although this ambience mix doesn't shy away from the tune and speed of the originals, it adds a powerful electronics mix for a down speed and transce producing song. Whilst this release begins somewhat slowly, it doesn't waste much effort to reach a tonal climax, only to follow a string of drips with reggae-like funky techno music.

This results in a completely new release of Bob Marley's originalsong, apart from the scattered voices. It' s a groove beats that takes this one to the next step in feel-good music. Bob Marley's orginal tune remains faithful, although it injects a little more soul into the mixture, as the accelerated speed is better suited for a real shutdown celebration.