JLD - Six Hours (Hardstyle Remix)

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Six Hours (Hardstyle Remix)
Arranged by:
JLD Adept
Member profile:
Johan Danielsson (JLD)
Original SID:
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Original composed by:
Alexander Wiklund
Duration:
2:55
Released:
20/01/2021
Charts position:
129. in the year 2021
1924. in all-time charts
Score:
79%
Story

Well, I just wanted to try something different for a change. Hardstyle is not my cup of tea but I have to admit, this remix was really fun to do.

 

Wiklund has never been remixed before and when I went through his catalogue, I discovered a lot of great tunes by him.

 

At the end of the original tune there is a melody that I did not include in this remix. It sounds great in the SID but in my remix it didn´t fit because it sounded a bit to happy. Hardstyle isn´t that happy I think 😊

 

Cheers!

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Review by Claus
21/01/2021

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Overall rating

Originality (30% weight, part of artistic skill): While this is a solid remix, I think it lacks creativity a bit. The original is already kind of screaming hardstyle. The remix improves the instruments obviously, but hardly adds anything new to it. 2/5 -

Embracement (30% weight, nostalgia): It is kind of a Hifi-Version of the original, so I think embracement is excellent! 5/5 -

Arrangement (14% weight, part of artistic skill): The arrangement is good, the sounds really fit the genre well, and there is a lot of interesting variations going on sound-wise. 5/5 -

Performance (14% weight, part of artistic skill): Excellent performance, nothing to complain about (no wonder, as everything is programmed). 5/5 -

Mix (9% weight, part of technique): The mix sounds very professional, although I think the Bassdrum is a bit too prominent (even taking the genre into account). 4/5 -

Mastering (3% weight, part of technique): Pretty well mastered, it only lacks a bit of the fatness and deepest frequencies for the dance floor. 4/5 -

Overall: 3.98