Two new remixes for two icons!
Aug 6, 2025
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My teenage self is screaming - August has so far seen my remixes for both Kate Pierson of the B-52's and the iconic SYLVESTER be released!
Kate asked me to remix her fab recent song 'Pillow Queen' which has a really fun accompanying video.
Sylvester's team asked me to remix the timeless hit 'You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)' - WILD!!!
What an honour! I hope you enjoy the remixes!






























Remixing both Kate Pierson and Sylvester in the same month carries such phenomenal, timeless creative energy! Reimagining iconic tracks like You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) is all about honoring original elemental forces while creating new resonance. If anyone listening loves exploring personal blueprints and energy dynamics, checking your birth profile with this free BaZi Chart calculator is a fun and surprisingly grounded way to unpack your own four pillars and cosmic elements alongside the music.
https://au.trustpilot.com/review/payidpokie.com reading about both remixes landing in the same month made me smile, especially the Sylvester one since that track is basically untouchable in my book. Kate Pierson asking you directly for the Pillow Queen remix says a lot, and honestly her voice still sounds as distinctive as it did back in the Love Shack days. Curious whether the Mighty Real version leans more toward the original's disco groove or takes it somewhere darker.
Two remixes for two icons - what a treat! Rod Thomas's ear for a dancefloor moment is unmatched, and reworking legends takes real love and nerve. Crank it up. Thanks for sharing, merge fellas
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Congrats on the remixes—what a dream come true for your teenage self! The "Pillow Queen" video is pure fun, and reimagining "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)" is such a bold move. Speaking of creative audio work, I’ve been using tools to Remove Background Music when isolating vocals for remix inspiration—it’s been a game-changer for hearing the layers in classic tracks like these.