Is Stand a good place to start with Jewel?

Yes, Stand is recommended as a starting point for new Jewel listeners. A collection of vibrant remixes transforming a heartfelt ballad into dancefloor anthems, blending Jewel's folk roots with electronic energy. Released in early 2003, 'Stand' marked Jewel's return to the music scene after her commercially successful albums like 'Spirit' and 'This Way'. At this point in her career, she was transitioning from her acoustic folk origins towards a more pop-oriented sound, seeking to reach new audiences through collaborations and remixes.

Stand works well if you're into steady rhythm for dance floors, uplifting energy for celebrations and dynamic remixes for lively gatherings.

How many songs are on Stand?

Stand has 8 tracks, running approximately 57 minutes.

Stand

Jewel · 2003

57 min · 8 tracks · country music

A collection of vibrant remixes transforming a heartfelt ballad into dancefloor anthems, blending Jewel's folk roots with electronic energy.

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Stand (Markus Schulz club mix) Start here — This remix elevates the emotional core of the original song by adding a driving beat that transforms it into a euphoric dance anthem.
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Stand (Mike Rizzo remix) — Rizzo's remix incorporates uplifting synths that enhance the vocal delivery, making it a staple for both radio and club play.
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Stand (The Scumfrog Extended Re-Hash) — This version extends the song's narrative with progressive builds and drops, perfecting the balance between lyrical depth and danceable rhythm.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady rhythm for dance floors
uplifting energy for celebrations
dynamic remixes for lively gatherings
consistent flow for workout sessions

Maybe skip if you

prefer quiet, introspective moments
seek short, standalone tracks

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Experimental — Transforms a heartfelt ballad into dance remixes, showcasing genre versatility.
Career context: Released in early 2003, 'Stand' marked Jewel's return to the music scene after her commercially successful albums like 'Spirit' and 'This Way'. At this point in her career, she was transitioning from her acoustic folk origins towards a more pop-oriented sound, seeking to reach new audiences through collaborations and remixes.
Stylistic neighbors: Sarah McLachlan· Colbie Caillat· Sheryl Crow

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Tracklist

1 Stand (Markus Schulz club mix) Start here 6:52
2 Stand (Mike Rizzo remix) 8:07
3 Stand (The Scumfrog Extended Re-Hash) 7:43
4 Stand (Boris & Beck club mix) 6:32
5 Stand (Bastone & Burnz club mix) 7:14
6 Stand (Markus Schulz Coldharbour mix) 9:54
7 Stand (Bastone & Burnz del Moody mix) 5:27
8 Stand (Bastone & Burnz Drum n Bass mix) 5:35

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