Listen to six impala’s new remix DiE6u – a hyperpop version of Bring Me The Horizon’s recent single DiE4u. Bring Me The Horizon have shared a new hyperpop version of their massive September single ...

“Friday” was hyperpop before hyperpop: born of the internet, edited into oblivion, bordering parody, and bubbling over with energy. Calling the song good or bad is almost reductive; at the very least, ...

In her newest single, a remix of her iconic “Friday,” Rebecca Black takes listeners on a chaotic, strobe-light-filled trip to 2010s internet meme culture’s heyday that will have listeners once again ...

Have you ever wondered what System of a Down would sound like if they made EDM music? Well —thanks to the critically acclaimed hyperpop duo 100 gecs— you no longer have to! 100 gecs debuted their ...

10 years ago, Rebecca Black released her song "Friday." "Friday" was mocked online when it first came out, but quickly became a sensation. Black just released an anniversary remix featuring buzzy ...

We first met Rebecca Black as a young teenager in 2011 when she uploaded "Friday" to YouTube. It went mega-viral, and the world ridiculed her for it. But ten years later, Black is 23, openly queer, ...

Black dropped her "Friday Remix," a glitched-out, star-studded revision to her 2011 viral hit "Friday," on the original's 10th anniversary with production from Dylan Brady of 100 Gecs and featuring… ...

Phoebe Bridgers has shared three unique remixes of her song “Kyoto” with fans. “Kyoto (Bartees Strange Remix)” takes the track in a completely new direction while still keeping true to its emotional ...

The original track features a languorous background for Gaga to howl and emote to the best of her abilities; the Doss remix suffocates her signature powerhouse style under generic EDM breaks. It’s not ...

Listen to six impala’s new remix DiE6u – a hyperpop version of Bring Me The Horizon’s recent single DiE4u. Words: Emily Carter December 17th 2021, 12:45p.m. Bring Me The Horizon have shared a new ...

The track – which was originally released back in September – has been reworked by six impala – the genre-bending collective comprising KaTT, underscores, OMNIPONY (fka OMNI), Script, Helvetican, and ...