What makes Kiss: The Remix by Carly Rae Jepsen notable?

The album features remixes of Jepsen's chart-topping singles, including the iconic 'Call Me Maybe,' which peaked at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. It highlighted her influence in the pop landscape post-'Kiss,' underscoring her ability to engage both radio and club audiences. The remixed versions kept her songs relevant in the fast-paced music scene of the early 2010s. Released on June 12, 2013, 'Kiss: The Remix' followed Jepsen's successful second studio album 'Kiss' (2012), where she gained massive popularity with 'Call Me Maybe.' At this point, she was transitioning from a rising pop star to a mainstream staple, with her sound evolving into more dance-oriented styles. This remix album capitalized on her growing success and showcased the versatility of her tracks.

Who is Kiss: The Remix for?

Kiss: The Remix works well if you're into dancefloor anthems for parties, upbeat remixes with infectious energy and wave-like pacing for easy flow.

How many songs are on Kiss: The Remix?

Kiss: The Remix has 14 tracks, running approximately 65 minutes.

Kiss: The Remix

Carly Rae Jepsen · 2013

65 min · 14 tracks · folk · pop rock · disco

Upbeat remixes breathe new life into Carly Rae Jepsen's catchy pop hits, transforming them into dancefloor anthems.

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Why this album works

The album features remixes of Jepsen's chart-topping singles, including the iconic 'Call Me Maybe,' which peaked at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. It highlighted her influence in the pop landscape post-'Kiss,' underscoring her ability to engage both radio and club audiences. The remixed versions kept her songs relevant in the fast-paced music scene of the early 2010s.

Best for: dancefloor anthems for parties upbeat remixes with infectious energy wave-like pacing for easy flow
Context: Released on June 12, 2013, 'Kiss: The Remix' followed Jepsen's successful second studio album 'Kiss' (2012), where she gained massive popularity with 'Call Me Maybe.' At this point, she was transitioning from a rising pop star to a mainstream staple, with her sound evolving into more dance-oriented styles. This remix album capitalized on her growing success and showcased the versatility of her tracks.
Stylistic neighbors: Tate McRae· Shawn Mendes· Shania Twain· Lights· Justin Bieber· Simple Plan· The Weeknd· Arcade Fire

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Call Me Maybe (Almighty mix radio edit) Standout 4:10
2 Call Me Maybe (10 Kings vs Ollie Green remix) 3:11
3 Call Me Maybe (Coyote Kisses remix) 4:47
4 Good Time (Fred Falke remix) (full) 6:10
5 Good Time (Lenno remix) 4:58
6 Good Time (Wideboys remix) (club) 5:33
7 This Kiss (Digital Dog remix radio edit) 4:15
8 This Kiss (Jason Nevins remix) 4:12
9 This Kiss (Mathieu Bouthier remix) 6:47
10 Tonight I’m Getting Over You (Twice as Nice remix) Standout 3:41
11 Tonight I’m Getting Over You (Reid Stefan remix) 6:08
12 Tonight I’m Getting Over You (Koko club mix) 4:54
13 Call Me Maybe (instrumental) 3:15
14 Good Time (instrumental) 3:25

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