The Remix Studio

11/14/2025

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11/04/2025

10/25/2025

Johnny Mathis's 1958 album, "Johnny's Greatest Hits," was one of the first "greatest hits" albums ever released by a popular music artist. It remarkably spent 490 weeks (over nine years) on the Billboard Top Albums chart, a testament to his enduring popularity and the album's timeless appeal, and helped solidify the "greatest hits" album format as a staple in the music industry.

10/25/2025

Classic soul music, emerging in the 1960s, was deeply intertwined with the Civil Rights Movement, serving as a powerful voice for African Americans during a period of intense social and political change. Artists like Sam Cooke, with songs like "A Change Is Gonna Come," directly addressed racial inequality and inspired hope, solidifying soul's role as a soundtrack for the struggle for equality.

10/25/2025

Before becoming a global phenomenon, hip hop culture was largely confined to block parties in the Bronx during the 1970s, where DJs like Kool Herc pioneered techniques like breakbeat DJing, extending instrumental portions of songs to create a foundation for rapping and breakdancing. These parties provided a creative outlet for marginalized communities and served as a powerful form of social commentary, laying the groundwork for hip hop's future evolution.

10/25/2025

In the early 20th century, jazz emerged from a blend of African and European musical traditions in New Orleans, Louisiana, with its roots in blues and ragtime. The Original Dixieland Jass Band's 1917 recordings are often credited as the first commercially released jazz records, though debates continue about the true origins and pioneers of the genre.

10/25/2025

In 1968, Motown songwriter Norman Whitfield pioneered the psychedelic soul sound with The Temptations' "Cloud Nine," incorporating fuzz guitar, wah-wah pedals, and socially conscious lyrics, a significant departure from the group's earlier, smoother style.

10/25/2025

In the late 1940s, "Rhythm and Blues" emerged as a marketing term coined by Jerry Wexler at Billboard magazine to replace the racially charged term "race music," which had previously been used to categorize music by Black artists. This shift in terminology not only reflected a changing social landscape but also helped broaden the audience for this vibrant genre, paving the way for its widespread influence on popular music.

10/15/2025

Statement on Ethical AI in Music and Media

At The Remix Studio, we believe technology should enhance creativity — not exploit it.

All AI-assisted compositions, visuals, and sound design elements created or promoted through our brands are ethically sourced. We work only with AI platforms that train on licensed, public-domain, or original data, and that respect artist consent, attribution, and compensation.

Our position is simple:
• No use of models trained on copyrighted material without authorization.
• No replication of an artist’s likeness, voice, or catalog without explicit consent.
• Transparency in every stage of creation and release.

Innovation matters. Integrity matters more.

10/09/2025

Year-End Compilation: 2025

This collection brings together approximately 30 tracks I wrote and produced over the past year. None of these songs were placed, and hundreds more were scrapped along the way. What remains is a cross-genre snapshot of my creative process—spanning hip hop, gospel, R&B, rock, country, film and television soundtracks, afrobeats, and beyond. Each track represents a moment of exploration, persistence, and growth in the studio, documenting a year of relentless experimentation and self-production.