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remix
A newly mixed version of a piece of music in which the original audio tracks are changed, rearranged, or combined with new elements such as different rhythms.
Der DJ spielte einen tanzbaren Remix des alten Klassikers aus den 80er-Jahren.
The DJ played a danceable remix of the old classic from the 80s.
remix
(Figurative) A new version or recombination of already existing ideas, styles, or elements in a non-musical context, e.g., in film, art, or fashion.
Die neue Kollektion des Designers ist im Grunde ein Remix der Mode der 90er Jahre.
The designer's new collection is basically a remix of 90s fashion.
'Remix' is an English loanword used mainly in colloquial language around music, art, and pop culture.
Hast du schon den neuen Remix von dem Sommerhit gehört?
Have you heard the new remix of that summer hit yet?
The noun 'der Remix' (the remix) belongs to the verb 'remixen' (to remix). The verb describes the action of creating a new version of something.
Viele DJs lieben es, alte Klassiker zu remixen.
Many DJs love remixing old classics.
In a musical context, 'Remix' is often used with the preposition 'von' to name the original. Typical adjectives are 'tanzbar' (danceable) or 'aktuell' (current).
Der Produzent hat einen sehr tanzbaren Remix von dem Song gemacht.
The producer made a very danceable remix of the song.
In a figurative sense, 'Remix' describes a recombination of styles or ideas. For example, people then speak of a 'Remix der 90er-Jahre-Mode' (remix of 90s fashion) or a 'Remix verschiedener Baustile' (remix of different architectural styles).
Der Film ist ein cleverer Remix aus Science-Fiction und Western.
The film is a clever remix of science fiction and Western.
