Eclectic Method does a lot of this, with the bonus of having videos remixed in as well! It's a little more frantic, but their mixes are a lot of fun. posted by still at 2:07 PM on October 18
I think you might be into fred falke, alan braxe and kris menace. Good french electro/house remixers. They're a great place to start when you're exploring electronic music.
DJ /Rupture did a great remix of that Milkshake song on the first installation of the Shotgun Wedding series of mixes. posted by mannequito at 2:10 PM on October 18
Oh and as for new remixers, my favorite right now is Classixx. They're good friends of mine, but I swear they're doing some of the best stuff out there right now.
hey also if you're into mash-ups keep an eye on the BootieUSA site, as they always seem to have downloads up for grabs posted by mannequito at 2:19 PM on October 18
I have also heard that some people like this remix of Christina Aguilera's Beautiful and may even put it on their running mix which means that some people listen to it several times a week. Some people. posted by shothotbot at 2:48 PM on October 18
I don't have any single mp3s uploaded, but if you want any of these, mefi mail me and i'll try and dig them up.
Pretty much anthing by the 12's. Check out the Kylie Minogue remix at the beginning of this mix i did a while ago.
Also the Girl Talk remix of Peter Bjorn and John at the beginning of this one.
Gwen Stefani - Whatcha Waiting For (Jacque Le Cont remix) at the end of this one.
Grizzly Bear - Two Weeks (Fred Falke Remix) towards the end of this one.
Usually keep an eye on your mp3 release sites for white label singles of bands you like, they usually are just some bootleg remixes but you can find some neat stuff. posted by CharlesV42 at 3:07 PM on October 18
Ministry of Sound does some great remixes. The Mash Up Mixes have pop/rap electro remixes (though they have put out some really good chilled remixes too--if you're into that and some more heavy on the bass cds also come highly recommended). posted by brambory at 3:27 PM on October 18
Maybe I'm being captain obvious here (so my apologies in advance), but isn't that primarily what a lot of the stuff that pops up on The Hype Machine is? posted by june made him a gemini at 5:17 PM on October 18 [1 favorite]
You'd probably like AudioPorn Central. It's a MP3 blog that specializes in mashups and remixes, usually electro or similar. posted by ripley_ at 5:27 PM on October 18 [1 favorite]
I've only gotten a chance to listen to a couple of these, but already I know I'm going to have a ton of new favorites.
StrangerInaStrainedLand, you've shown me not one but two awesome songs (the remix and the original).
This is the best thread ever. Thanks everyone, and keep them coming! posted by mikeweeney at 3:33 AM on October 19
Soulwax pretty much specialise in this - they released an album of their various remixes last year (love that album cover BTW). They did a fantastic remix of Kids by MGMT and a great one of Standing In The Way Of Control by Gossip. Simian Mobile Disco have probably done a few electro remixes of indie records too but I can't think of any off the top of my head.
posted by still at 2:07 PM on October 18