Recent Previous Sweet Lullaby Mixes:
2006
ExOne
(Danny De Shore & Ingo Vogelmann)
This set of remixes are based on a voiceless cover version of Sweet
Lullaby (Original Mix). The Danny De Shore mix uses the Sweet Lullaby
melody with some very hard-thumping bass. There are three remixes
by Vogelmann, but you can save yourself some money by just buying
one, because they are all practically identical. The Vogelmann has
some cool tribal drumming layered over a simplified version of the
Sweet Lullaby melody, but the song gets a bit repetitive after awhile,
especially the 12 minute version. The remixes are only available
as online downloads.
Original Mix 7:10
Danny De Shore Club Mix 5:42
Danny De Shore
Radio Version 3:30
Ingo Vogelmann Broken Silence Remix 7:51
Ingo Vogelmann Inner Child Remix 8:02
Ingo Vogelmann Never Fading Beauty
Remix 12:45
Where the Hell is Matt (Remix by Gary Schyman)
Matt
Harding is an internet celebrity who became famous when he created
video of his uncoordinated dancing in different countries around the
world, with Sweet Lullaby (Nature's Dancing 7" Mix) as background
music.
The viral web video became a huge success, and Matt milked that success
to pay for more traveling. In June 2006, he made a second video with
more world scenes and dancing. Gary Schyman was recruited by Matt
to remix Sweet Lullaby. The remix has a lot of guitar playing.
The first half of the song isn't all that great, but the guitar really
mixes well with the chorus towards the end of the song.
The second video has been an even bigger hit thanks to YouTube where
the video has been viewed close to 6million times (including the
duplicates), and is one of the most viewed videos of all time. You
have to love good publicity. The music is only available as part
of the video and can't be purchased separately.
Where the Hell is Matt Remix 3:42
2005
A Hundred Birds - Sweet Lullaby featuring TeN
A Hundred Birds is a popular fifteen-member group led by producer/conductor
Yoku. In late 2005 they released In the Sky,
which included a cover version of Sweet Lullaby sung by TeN. Although
TeN's voice is a little nasally on this song, the group does a good
job on their interpretation adding a touch of jazz, pop and classical
music to it.
Hundred Birds - Sweet Lullaby 5:56
Julian
Dj & Davide Sonar present Andromeda - Sweet Lullaby
This underground release is a little odd. A group of Italian Djs
first created a cover version of Sweet Lullaby (Original Suite Mix),
but the person or persons singing the song clearly didn't know the
lyrics, and had to mumble half of it. It's a little comical.
As for the four remixes, the hardstyle dance music is great and all, but sounds NOTHING like Sweet Lullaby. There's no Sweet Lullaby melody or singing, except for a 30 second interlude in each remix. The single is rare but was being sold on vinyl on the Hitland label.
Bruno Power Remix 5:45
Limpar Remix 4:31
Mrk Euro Dance Mix 6:35
Original Suite Mix 3:48
Trip Crew Remix 5:22
2004
Deep Forest vs Axwell aka 2005 House Remix
The Axwell remix first surfaced in late 2004, but most people know
of it as the 2005 House Remix. It was created by Swedish producer
Axwel Hefors, and had quite a bit of success on the underground techno-dance
radio stations in the first half of 2005. There's a regular version
and a dub version of the remix, but because this is a white label
release it isn't widely available.
Deep Forest vs Axwell 7:03
2000
Komodo (save a soul)
In 2000 Mauro Picotto's Komodo was a major hit in Europe, and even
had it's own music video. Although Mauro doesn't actually credit Deep
Forest, he uses the Sweet Lullaby melody with English lyrics (contains
the words Save a soul) instead of the original vocals. The Sweet Lullaby
portion only lasts about a minute and a half, the rest of the song
sounds completely different.
Komodo 5:22
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