What makes The Lost Tapes – Remixed by Sam Smith notable?

This album is significant as it reflects the burgeoning trend of remix culture in pop music during the mid-2010s, celebrating the collaborative spirit of electronic music. Its release contributed to Smith's ongoing visibility in the industry and kept their tracks circulating in dance clubs and radio airplay, further cementing their place in contemporary pop culture. By the time 'The Lost Tapes – Remixed' was released in January 2015, Sam Smith had just achieved massive success with their debut album, 'In the Lonely Hour'. This remix album arrived shortly after their Grammy wins and a number one position on the Billboard charts, showcasing the growing demand for their music and allowing producers to reinterpret their sound.

Who is The Lost Tapes – Remixed for?

The Lost Tapes – Remixed works well if you're into dancefloor-ready anthems for celebration, steady rhythmic journey throughout and vibrant remixes for upbeat energy.

How many songs are on The Lost Tapes – Remixed?

The Lost Tapes – Remixed has 10 tracks, running approximately 37 minutes.

The Lost Tapes – Remixed

Sam Smith · 2015

37 min · 10 tracks · contemporary R&B

An eclectic blend of contemporary R&B and pop, reimagined through vibrant remixes that breathe new life into familiar melodies.

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Top tracks — play these first

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All This Madness (Genji Yoshida remix edit) — This track transforms the original's emotional depth into a pulsating dance anthem, making it a standout example of how remixes can amplify feelings through rhythm.
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When It’s Alright (radio edit) — With its catchy hook and fluid beats, this radio edit encapsulates the essence of Smith’s vocal delivery while appealing to mainstream audiences.
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Little Tin Buddhas (Berger & Shaqiri remix) — This remix introduces a fresh sonic landscape that enhances the introspective lyrics with vibrant production, showcasing Smith's versatility.
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Moments (radio edit) — The radio edit distills the song's poignant themes into a brief format, retaining its emotional impact while making it accessible for widespread listening.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

dancefloor-ready anthems for celebration
steady rhythmic journey throughout
vibrant remixes for upbeat energy
for social gatherings

Maybe skip if you

prefer slow, introspective sounds
seek standalone, varied tracks

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Deep Cut — A remix album that showcases reimagined tracks but isn't a main entry point.
Career context: By the time 'The Lost Tapes – Remixed' was released in January 2015, Sam Smith had just achieved massive success with their debut album, 'In the Lonely Hour'. This remix album arrived shortly after their Grammy wins and a number one position on the Billboard charts, showcasing the growing demand for their music and allowing producers to reinterpret their sound.
Stylistic neighbors: Hozier· Lewis Capaldi· John Legend