What makes The Remix Album by 4hero notable?

The album gained significant attention within the electronic music community for its innovative remixes of both original compositions and collaborations with other artists, such as Jazzanova and Masters at Work. Its charting success on various electronic music lists highlighted 4hero's influence on the genre, serving as a touchstone for future remix projects. By the time 'The Remix Album' was released in 2004, 4hero had established themselves as key figures in the UK electronic music scene following their acclaimed album 'Creating Patterns' in 2001. This remix compilation showcases their versatility and continued evolution as artists, reinterpreting tracks from their earlier works and collaborating with other notable producers.

Who is The Remix Album for?

The Remix Album works well if you're into wave-like pacing with peaks, intricate rhythms for detail hunters and dynamic flow across two halves.

How many songs are on The Remix Album?

The Remix Album has 24 tracks, running approximately 157 minutes.

The Remix Album

4hero · 2004

157 min · 24 tracks · electronic music

A lush tapestry of electronic soundscapes intertwines with soulful remixes, showcasing diverse influences and intricate production techniques.

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Top tracks — play these first

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I Am the Black Gold of the Sun (4hero remix) — This track transforms a classic into a modern anthem, layering intricate beats over lush instrumentation that highlights 4hero’s signature blend of jazz and electronic elements.
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Inner City Life (4hero remix) — A reimagining of their own iconic track, this remix captures the essence of urban life through its deep rhythms and soulful vocals, reinforcing the emotional depth of the original.
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Star Chasers (Masters at Work remix) — This collaboration showcases a fusion of house and broken beat styles, illustrating how 4hero's work resonates across genres while remaining deeply rooted in their distinctive sound.
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Naima (4hero version) — Reinterpreting a classic jazz piece, this track exemplifies 4hero's ability to blend genres seamlessly, paying homage while infusing it with contemporary electronic flair.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

wave-like pacing with peaks
intricate rhythms for detail hunters
dynamic flow across two halves
soulful melodies for late nights
extended tracks for deep immersion

Maybe skip if you

prefer short standalone tracks
seek instant gratification

Where this album fits

Career context: By the time 'The Remix Album' was released in 2004, 4hero had established themselves as key figures in the UK electronic music scene following their acclaimed album 'Creating Patterns' in 2001. This remix compilation showcases their versatility and continued evolution as artists, reinterpreting tracks from their earlier works and collaborating with other notable producers.
Stylistic neighbors: Amon Tobin· Bonobo· Flying Lotus