22 best remixes of your fave songs from Blink-182, Paramore, Twenty One Pilots and more
Some songs are perfect just the way they are, but that doesn’t stop other musicians from adding their own twist to the mix. And that includes EDM artists. Of course, some EDM remixes aren’t the greatest, but we’ll admit that others are sort of… fun. And dancey. Here are 22 EDM remixes of favorite songs from the scene.
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1. Slof Man’s remix of Paramore’s “crushcrushcrush”
*Wub wub wub*
2. Tomsize’s remix of twenty one pilots’ “Stressed Out”
Tomsize added some flair to give “Stressed Out” more of a build and a bass drop.
3. Two Friends’ remix of blink-182’s “I Miss You”
“I Miss You” isn’t the obvious choice for an EDM cover, but Two Friends did it anyway.
4. Kasum’s remix of Yellowcard’s “Ocean Avenue”
Electric drums and “whooshing” sounds abound in this cover.
5. Krewella’s remix of Fall Out Boy’s “Alone Together”
“Say y-y-y-y-y-yea-yeah.”
6. Jauz & Sullivan King’s remix of Slipknot’s “Duality”
The heaviness of Slipknot’s song lends itself well to some added bass.
7. Calvin Harris’ remix of the Killers’ “When You Were Young”
With this cover, the song is unrecognizable until you hit the lyrics.
8. Mapps’ remix of Sleeping With Sirens’ “If You Can’t Hang”
A little more low-key, this remix keeps the SWS song chill.
9. 8-bit cover of Beartooth’s “Aggressive”
I mean, why not?
10. Steve Aoki’s remix of My Chemical Romance’s “Welcome To The Black Parade”
Steve Aoki is constantly remixing songs by artists such as blink-182, Walk The Moon and Good Charlotte, but his remix of MCR’s song, in honor of its 10-year anniversary, stands out as a nice tribute.
Some wubs thrown in on this one.
11. 11 November’s remix of PVRIS’ “White Noise”
This remix actually brings the energy down on “White Noise,” making it a slower-sounding song.
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12. Young Ruffian’s remix of the 1975’s “Settle Down”
The laid-back cover is a match for the 1975’s laid-back song.
13. Wild Culture’s remix of Glass Animals’ “Gooey”
Speeding up those peanut butter vibes.
14. WOLFF’s remix of Panic! At The Disco’s “Miss Jackson”
Some subtle electronic influences added to Brendon Urie’s already-energetic song.
15. Willco Trap’s remix of A Day To Remember’s “If It Means A Lot To You”
ADTR’s stripped-down song gets some added layers in this trap remix.
16. Shy Kidx’s remix of Bring Me The Horizon’s “Can You Feel My Heart”
More bass is added to the already-present electronic influences.
17. Deluzion’s remix of Never Shout Never’s “Happy”
This sugary remix feels reminiscent of “Everything Is Awesome” from The LEGO Movie.
18. Ricky Horror’s remix of Motionless In White’s “Underdog”
A heavy-sounding remix of a heavy song.
19. KillaGraham’s remix of Weezer’s “Say It Ain’t So”
KillaGraham transforms the chill, summery song into an energetic remix.
20. Borgore’s remix of Asking Alexandria’s “The Final Episode (Let’s Change the Channel)”
The remixed screamy vocals sound like tiny monsters in the beginning of this one.
Any remixes we should add to the list?
