What does Bloom: Remix Album sound like?

A vibrant collection of remixes that reimagines McLachlan's soulful ballads through electronic and club-infused lenses. Rooted in pop rock and soft rock. Start with "World On Fire (Junkie XL Club mix/GM edit)".

Is Bloom: Remix Album a good place to start with Sarah McLachlan?

Yes, Bloom: Remix Album is recommended as a starting point for new Sarah McLachlan listeners. A vibrant collection of remixes that reimagines McLachlan's soulful ballads through electronic and club-infused lenses. By the time 'Bloom: Remix Album' was released in 2005, Sarah McLachlan had already established herself as a leading figure in adult contemporary music, following her successful album 'Afterglow' in 2003. This remix project came at a time when she was exploring new sonic landscapes while maintaining her signature emotional depth, showcasing her adaptability in a shifting music landscape.

Who is Bloom: Remix Album for?

Bloom: Remix Album works well if you're into steady rhythmic journey throughout, vibrant dance floor energy and immersive soundscapes.

How many songs are on Bloom: Remix Album?

Bloom: Remix Album has 10 tracks, running approximately 59 minutes.

Bloom: Remix Album

Sarah McLachlan · 2005

59 min · 10 tracks · pop music

A vibrant collection of remixes that reimagines McLachlan's soulful ballads through electronic and club-infused lenses.

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Top tracks — play these first

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World On Fire (Junkie XL Club mix/GM edit) Start here — This track exemplifies the album's bold approach, transforming the original into an upbeat anthem that retains its emotional core while inviting listeners to dance.
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Fallen (Gabriel & Dresden Anti-Gravity mix/GM edit) — The remix elevates the haunting melody of the original, infusing it with ethereal electronic elements that enhance its introspective lyrics and create a captivating atmosphere.
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Dirty Little Secret (Thievery Corporation mix) — This version reinterprets the song with a laid-back groove, blending McLachlan's soft vocals with Thievery Corporation's signature downtempo sound, making it a standout track.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady rhythmic journey throughout
vibrant dance floor energy
immersive soundscapes
engaging remixes for exploration
uplifting mood-enhancing tracks

Maybe skip if you

prefer straightforward acoustic styles
seek instant gratification tracks

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Experimental — Reimagines McLachlan's ballads with electronic influences, diverging from her established sound.
Career context: By the time 'Bloom: Remix Album' was released in 2005, Sarah McLachlan had already established herself as a leading figure in adult contemporary music, following her successful album 'Afterglow' in 2003. This remix project came at a time when she was exploring new sonic landscapes while maintaining her signature emotional depth, showcasing her adaptability in a shifting music landscape.
Stylistic neighbors: Tori Amos· Enya· Natalie Merchant