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The Remix Collection

Kim Wilde · 1993

68 min · 12 tracks · new wave · pop rock · synth-pop

An energetic fusion of pop and dance remixes that revitalizes classic hits with a contemporary edge.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • dance-friendly remixes for gatherings
  • wave-like pacing for engagement
  • nostalgic energy for sing-alongs
  • extended sections for deep immersion
  • revitalized classics with fresh flair

Maybe skip if you want

  • prefer instant gratification tracks
  • seek minimalist, straightforward arrangements

Where this album fits

Themes
dance floor revival· 1980s nostalgia· club anthem reimaginings
Career context
By the time 'The Remix Collection' was released in December 1993, Kim Wilde had already established herself as a prominent figure in the pop music scene, especially following her breakout success in the 1980s. This compilation comes after her commercial peak, showcasing remixed versions of her earlier hits, thus reflecting her transition towards the emerging dance-pop trends of the early '90s.
Stylistic neighbors
Cyndi Lauper· Debbie Gibson· Erasure
Sounds like this from elsewhere
The Immaculate Collection by Madonna — Shares a vibrant dance-pop sensibility and nostalgia for the 80s club scene.

Tracklist

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

  • 1 If I Can't Have You (John Robinson mix) 4:36
  • 2 Kids in America (The Matanza mix) 5:06
  • 3 The Second Time (U.S. remix) 5:23
  • 4 Rage to Love (extended version) 5:59
  • 5 You Keep Me Hangin' On (W.C.H. mix) 9:03
  • 6 Another Step - Closer to You (extended mix) 5:51
  • 7 You Came (The Close remix) 6:41
  • 8 Never Trust a Stranger (Snajazz mix) 5:44
  • 9 Four Letter Word (Late Night mix) 3:55
  • 10 Love Is Holy (Ambient mix) 4:44
  • 11 If I Can't Have You (extended version) 6:29
  • 12 In My Life (West End 12" remix) 4:56

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