The entire signature is relaxed, and for that reason I find this a great driving song. The bass is there, but certainly not as in your face as Years Of War. It has a relaxed buildup followed by a drop that is characterized by a lot of synth. San Holo has created another song that is on the chiller side of things. It maintains that Robinson tempo though, which is why it’s still a solid remix. It sounds a lot like the original Sad Machine but has some key differences. It’s simple, but a good kind of simple.ĭeon Custom’s take-on is possibly the most Porter Robinson sounding song of all the remixes.

Its vocals remind me of Otto Knows’ “Million Voices” and I think that’s a plus. This is a great song to just chill and rock out to. It’s certainly not as hard as the Years Of War remix, and because of that I like it. This song starts out slow and builds to a drop that can be described as chill. I wouldn’t be surprised to find this song on the main stage.Īnother great remix comes from Odesza to Porter Robinson’s probably biggest track in the album. This is the kind of song that you would close a festival with. The second drop in particular is one of the best ones I’ve heard in a while. The buildup is great and its two different drops pay respect to hardstyle. Rob Mayth’s remix of “Years Of War” is my favorite of all the remixes. Some songs are better than others, but with that said, they are all pretty good. This remix pack has a lot of great songs, each one taking on a different personality when compared to the original. Porter Robinson has released the remixes to his epic album Worlds.

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