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1. By Alan Wilkis » Phantogram Remix Review Roundup + Update on January 17, 2012 at 5:39 pm

   [...] Entertainment Weekly The Independent NME “A brilliant remix” Prefix Magazine “The generally effervescent quality of this remix makes her sound like there’s some fun to be had with these Phantogram folks” Filter Magazine Better Propaganda MBV Music “Another nice remix from Alan Wilkis” Minneapolis Fucking Rocks “Great remix” Boom Boom Chik “Another stellar remix… What amazes me about this Brooklyn producer is how his style is not limited to one genre or category” The Burning Ear “Alan nails it on this one, grabbing the original and running with it straight to funky town… This the jam that I want to play while setting up for a party.” Schallgrezen Audio Muffin “Alan’s that dude that takes all the hot indie pop/rock songs, flips them on their ass, hits them with a synth bass whip, and then commands the world to dance.” Cause=Time Daily Beatz “I really dig the pop spin that Wilkis has given this song” The New Montreal Snob’s Music Some Kind of Awesome “Yet another incredible remix for our listening pleasure… This guy is a genius!” There Goes The Fear “Why not get into that weekend spirit a bit sooner with this brilliant remix… Part school disco cheese-tastic and part Ladytron-esque so-cool-it-hurts, this is one song you’ll have on repeat all weekend” Pasta Primavera “Mr. Wilkis has outdone himself this time” Kick Kick Snare Indie Music Filter Voltiando Danger Danger “It’s fun and playful, and it makes you dance. Pure brilliance” Durrty Rice Music Like Dirt “The Hype Machine’s most prolific remixer” Disco Demons “It would be insulting to call this masterpiece a ‘remix,’ as he only kept the catchy vocals… This rework has been my glimmer of light today after going through an endless flood of emails and music” Surviving the Golden Age Hello My Name is Kevin John Gomez Nerdy Frames Music for Perfect People “The remix makes Sarah Barthel’s vocals shine brighter than ever before with the addition of the uptempo pop beat!” Parasites and Sycophants Synthetic Rocks SuperXOffical Street Giant “One of his best remixes yet” Untzological Society JayeLAudio The World in a Paper Cup “Take one of my favorite songs, give it to one of my favorite remix artists and what do you get? Brilliance!” Les Enfants Terribles Bloggertronix Skipster Subservient Experiment Gumshoe Grove The Sound of Indie “If you replaced Sarah’s voice with Madonna, I could easily see this along-side some of the greats from “True Blue.” Alan Wilkis pretty much nailed it” Fit for a King Me and All My Friends The Blaaahg Dumb Bass This Music Wins The Worst Beatle “Watch out for Alan Wilkis, he is a top-rate producer who doesn’t deserve to be lumped together with the majority of Web 2.0 bedroom remixers and mash up ‘artists’ clogging up Hype Machine. I would love to hear a full album produced by Wilkis” Radio Deconstruction Chi-Town Notes Pop That Rocks Etnobofin Jumble Pusher DJ Craig Bizzy’s Hi-Fi Zone Pasaje Alternativo Music That Isn’t Bad Gonzo’s Music-o-rama Only Pieces Music is My Porn Fear the Weekend Many Marvelous Moments Dance Sauce Justin Rhyme [...]