There’s one thing charmingly unhinged concerning the concept of releasing a mashup of 100 songs for a technology with no consideration span left. However whereas which will sound absurd, it really works in apply because of the tenured dance music duo DJs From Mars, who reached triple digits whereas curating songs for his or her new “megamashup.”
Cramming 100 festival anthems from the past two decades into one cohesive cut, the mix spans from the seminal music of Daft Punk and The Chemical Brothers to the serotonin-draining anthems of 2010s Avicii and Swedish House Mafia to today’s global hits from Fred again.. and Peggy Gou. It’s the kind of ambitious nonsense that sounds impossible until you hear it working perfectly.
The Italian duo credits the AI-powered stem separation tool LALAL.AI for making the project feasible. While many in today’s music industry weaponize AI for unethical uses like unauthorized vocal deepfakes, platforms like LALAL.AI were built to enhance the toolkits of producers rather than displace them.
Thanks to its clean stem separation technology, gone are the days of artists digging into the dregs of Google with the hopes of finding that one golden studio-quality acapella.
“We all the time struggled to seek out good high quality acapellas,” DJs From Mars said in a statement. “Now we are able to extract clear vocals from mainly each present observe. That’s a game-changer for our mashups, our stay units and our studio manufacturing. We tried LALAL.AI, and growth! It was love at first sight.”
The result, a euphoric 13-minute jolt of electro nostalgia, feels like watching a montage of your own raving history. It’s a reminder that sometimes the best way to celebrate how far dance music has come is to throw it all in a blender and just see what happens.
Check out the new “megamashup” below.
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