What makes The Remix by Lady Gaga notable?

Upon its release, 'The Remix' achieved commercial success, peaking at number one on the US Dance/Electronic Albums chart. The album reinforces Gaga's influence on pop culture and the dance music scene, featuring remixes that helped extend the lifecycle of her early hits while introducing them to new audiences in clubs worldwide. In 2010, Lady Gaga was riding high on the success of her debut album, 'The Fame', and its follow-up, 'The Fame Monster'. 'The Remix' served as a companion piece to these records, showcasing her chart-topping singles reimagined by various producers. This album coincided with her rise to global superstardom, solidifying her presence in the pop music landscape.

Who is The Remix for?

The Remix works well if you're into energetic dancefloor vibes, long, immersive listening sessions and upbeat party atmosphere.

How many songs are on The Remix?

The Remix has 17 tracks, running approximately 77 minutes.

The Remix

Lady Gaga · 2010

77 min · 17 tracks · synth-pop · EDM · dance-pop

A vibrant collection of remixed hits that amplifies Gaga's pop anthems with fresh electronic energy.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

energetic dancefloor vibes
long, immersive listening sessions
upbeat party atmosphere
dynamic emotional journeys
layered, dense sonic textures

Where this album fits

Themes: dance floor revival· club culture energy· remixed pop anthems
Career context: In 2010, Lady Gaga was riding high on the success of her debut album, 'The Fame', and its follow-up, 'The Fame Monster'. 'The Remix' served as a companion piece to these records, showcasing her chart-topping singles reimagined by various producers. This album coincided with her rise to global superstardom, solidifying her presence in the pop music landscape.
Stylistic neighbors: Katy Perry· Rihanna· Sia
Sounds like this from elsewhere: Teenage Dream by Katy Perry — Shares a vibrant pop energy and dance floor appeal, for club culture and anthemic sing-alongs.

Body Talk by Robyn — Combines electronic beats with personal lyrics, creating an infectious dance-pop experience for the club.

Ready for the Weekend by Calvin Harris — Features high-energy electronic production that resonates with the same dance floor revival spirit of remixed anthems.

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Tracklist

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

1 Just Dance (Richard Vission remix) 6:14
2 Poker Face (LLG vs. GLG radio mix remix) 4:03
3 LoveGame (Chew Fu Ghettohouse mix) 5:21
4 Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say) (FrankMusik remix) 3:49
5 Paparazzi (Stuart Price remix) 3:20
6 Boys Boys Boys (Manhattan Clique remix) 6:37
7 The Fame (Glam as You remix) 3:57
8 Bad Romance (Starsmith remix) 4:56
9 Telephone (Passion Pit remix) 5:13
10 Alejandro (Sound of Arrows remix) 3:58
11 Dance in the Dark (Monarchy ‘Stylites’ remix) 6:10
12 Just Dance (Deewaan remix) 4:17
13 LoveGame (Robots to Mars remix) 3:14
14 Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say) (Pet Shop Boys remix) 2:50
15 Poker Face (live from the Cherrytree House) 3:38
16 Bad Romance (Grum remix) 4:50
17 Telephone (Alphabeat remix) 4:48

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