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the same song, but with someone else's fingerprints on it now.
means a reworked version of an existing track, using its parts to build something new without starting from scratch.
from jamaican sound-system culture in the 1960s-70s birthed the practice via dub versions, then disco engineers in 1970s new york formalized it as a studio art, stretching tracks for dance floors.
first commercialnorman whitfield's extended mixes for motown, early 1970s
legal gray zonemost remixes technically require original rights holder permission
beyond musicnow means any reworked meme, code, or idea