
A high-gloss collection of club-ready reworks, blending 90s R&B nostalgia with the aggressive, neon-lit bass of mid-2010s festival culture.
December 4, 2015 · Mad Decent
Be Right There (remixes) is a quintessential artifact of the mid-2010s electronic landscape, where the lines between underground house and mainstage EDM were increasingly blurred. Built around a clever sample of Jade's 1992 hit 'Don't Walk Away,' the collection leverages 90s R&B nostalgia to create an immediate emotional connection, then subverts it with high-octane production. It sounds like the peak of a summer festival: bright, loud, and relentlessly optimistic. The original collaboration with Sleepy Tom provides a sturdy future house foundation, but the remixes push the track into diverse sonic territories, from the heavy-hitting trap of Boombox Cartel to the rhythmic complexity of UK bassline.
How does Be Right There (remixes) sound next to the rest of Diplo's catalogue?
The vocals lean far further into vocal layering than the rest of the catalogue.
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