MSTRKRFT Interview (clip 5)

The transcript discusses the excitement and creativity involved in remixing music. It highlights how remixes can lead to new interpretations and increased exposure for original tracks, as seen with the Wolf Mother and Block Party remixes. The speaker shares personal anecdotes about the impact of their remixes, emphasizing the joy of seeing their work inspire others.

What is the main reason the speaker enjoys seeing others use their material?

• It ensures their original work is preserved.

• It gives them more control over the final product.

• It allows them to see new ideas and progressions.

• It helps them earn more money.

Why was the Wolf Mother remix particularly significant in Australia?

• It was the first remix ever played on Australian radio.

• The original song was already very popular.

• The band was from Australia.

• The remix helped the original song gain radio play.

What challenge did the record label face with the original Wolf Mother track?

• It was too similar to other songs.

• The band refused to promote it.

• The song was too long for radio.

• It was difficult to get radio play.

How did the Block Party remix influence the band's live performances?

• The guitarist incorporated the synth line into performances.

• The band stopped playing the song live.

• The band changed their genre to electronic music.

• The band decided to release a new album.

What does the speaker consider a sign of a successful remix?

• When it wins a music award.

• When it influences the original artist's performances.

• When it is played on international radio stations.

• When it sells more copies than the original.