What does Wind It Up (Rewound) sound like?

A frenetic blend of breakbeats and rave-infused energy that rewinds and redefines the boundaries of electronic dance music. Rooted in alternative rock and electronica. Start with "Wind It Up (The Rewound edit)".

Is Wind It Up (Rewound) a good place to start with The Prodigy?

Yes, Wind It Up (Rewound) is recommended as a starting point for new The Prodigy listeners. A frenetic blend of breakbeats and rave-infused energy that rewinds and redefines the boundaries of electronic dance music. Released in 1993, Wind It Up (Rewound) arrived shortly after The Prodigy's breakout album Experience, which had propelled them into the electronic music spotlight. This remix album showcases the group’s innovative approach to dance music, solidifying their reputation as pioneers in the big beat genre during a time when they were gaining significant momentum in the UK rave scene.

Who is Wind It Up (Rewound) for?

Wind It Up (Rewound) works well if you're into steady energy for dancing, cheeky samples for playful vibes and focused listening during workouts.

How many songs are on Wind It Up (Rewound)?

Wind It Up (Rewound) has 7 tracks, running approximately 35 minutes.

Wind It Up (Rewound)

The Prodigy · 1993

35 min · 7 tracks · alternative rock

A frenetic blend of breakbeats and rave-infused energy that rewinds and redefines the boundaries of electronic dance music.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Wind It Up (The Rewound edit) Start here — accessible entry with immediate hook
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Wind It Up (Tightly Wound) — This track exemplifies the high-energy style of The Prodigy, with its relentless beats and infectious rhythm that encapsulate their electrifying live performances.
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We Are the Ruffest — This track features aggressive beats and raucous vocals, highlighting The Prodigy's rebellious spirit and their connection to the underground rave scene.
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Weather Experience (Top Buzz remix) — As a remix of one of their earlier tracks, this version introduces new layers and textures, showcasing how The Prodigy reimagined their sound for a fresh audience.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady energy for dancing
cheeky samples for playful vibes
focused listening during workouts
consistent flow for parties

Maybe skip if you

prefer slow, sounds
seek standalone track variety

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Experimental — Showcases a deliberate departure with remixes that redefine their sound.
Themes: UK rave culture· frenetic dance rhythms· cheeky sampling· breakbeat energy
Career context: Released in 1993, Wind It Up (Rewound) arrived shortly after The Prodigy's breakout album Experience, which had propelled them into the electronic music spotlight. This remix album showcases the group’s innovative approach to dance music, solidifying their reputation as pioneers in the big beat genre during a time when they were gaining significant momentum in the UK rave scene.
Stylistic neighbors: The Chemical Brothers· Fatboy Slim· Pendulum