What makes Newsboys Remixed by Newsboys notable?

'Newsboys Remixed' marked a significant moment for the band as it highlighted the growing trend of remix culture within Christian music. It achieved notable chart success, reaching high positions on Billboard's Christian charts and demonstrating the band's ability to blend faith-based themes with contemporary musical styles. By the time 'Newsboys Remixed' was released in 2002, the Newsboys were transitioning into a phase of mainstream popularity in contemporary Christian music. This album followed their commercially successful project 'Thrive' (2002), showcasing their willingness to experiment with remixes and appeal to a broader audience through innovative arrangements.

Who is Newsboys Remixed for?

Newsboys Remixed works well if you're into dynamic remix journey through favorites, energetic beats for uplifting moods and danceable tracks for social settings.

How many songs are on Newsboys Remixed?

Newsboys Remixed has 13 tracks, running approximately 68 minutes.

Newsboys Remixed

Newsboys · 2002

68 min · 13 tracks · contemporary Christian music

A vibrant collection of reimagined worship tracks infused with pulsating beats and electronic flair.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Joy (Let's Be Frank mix) — This remix transforms an upbeat anthem into a danceable track, emphasizing the song's joyful message while appealing to club audiences.
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Million Pieces (A Million and One mix) — The remix adds layers of electronic elements that enhance the introspective lyrics, offering a fresh take on a beloved worship song.
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Shine (YZ250F mix) — This version reinvigorates the classic hit with modern production techniques, making it accessible to new listeners while retaining its core message.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

dynamic remix journey through favorites
energetic beats for uplifting moods
danceable tracks for social settings
wave-like pacing keeps engagement
celebratory anthems for group enjoyment

Maybe skip if you

preference for original versions
seek immediate gratification

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Experimental — Features a remix approach that departs from their traditional sound.
Career context: By the time 'Newsboys Remixed' was released in 2002, the Newsboys were transitioning into a phase of mainstream popularity in contemporary Christian music. This album followed their commercially successful project 'Thrive' (2002), showcasing their willingness to experiment with remixes and appeal to a broader audience through innovative arrangements.
Stylistic neighbors: MercyMe· Casting Crowns· TobyMac