There’s nothing more suitable for Janet’s voice than new aged disco and nobody does disco better today than Moon Boots. This is also the first Janet Jackson remix to get this whole thing started and still one of my favorite.
This sure doesn’t sound like Janet’s voice ’cause damn did Definition skew them well. This chipmunk style soul may take some getting use to, but once you do this Janet remix puts you on another level. Practically my favorite soul track of 2012.
A decent start, but once the full fling kicks in this Janet Jackson remix gets all wrapped up in your head. Especially that drop with Janet’s voice, too perfect for the club.
With the combo of Poka & Etal, we get a JJ remix with one iconic saying. I couldn’t quite tell it was Janet at first, as I’m sure you won’t, but once again we find a dance floor killer for this century’s twenty-somethings.
I think this is the mix that Janet would enjoy most. First off, it doesn’t mess around with her voice, which I’m sure she appreciates (who knows). Second, the beat is a bit tamer than the rest, with a fun-loving summertime groove.
WMNSTUDIES were kind enough to contribute to our JJ remixes collection and they couldn’t have done it more beautifully. More of a Caribbean style for our ears, goes well with JJ.
Kaytranada has three Janet Jackson remixes and counting, but his pop & fresh joint of Janet’s ‘What’s It Gonna Be?’ is bar far his best. Gotta love that bounce to this beat.
Thought we’d throw in a nice little cover from How to Dress Well to close this mix out of Janet Jackson remixed. And what a cover it is, putting in a gentle like Jackson voice in to this tribute – didn’t realize his similarities to the family ’til now.