Original songs that have been a hit in the past are converted or rather treated with acoustics and a different pitch to create a new form of music. This is the remix version popularized by the youth. Usually picked for dance or the disco genre, remix music also doesn’t conform to peppy original scores. There are instances of slow songs, meaningful songs recomposed and treated to project the remix version.

 Often we find that recent popular numbers are remixed and popularized like ‘mere sang to chal zara’ from New York immediately came out with remix version. Parallel release of such songs also goes a long way to create a sneak preview and whet the appetite of the movie goer. The master recording is intact in its version and the certain remix parameters are used to alter the tune or music.

 The pop, reggae or rap culture has slowly initiated this remix culture which is popular with the dance centric people. The pitch, tone is well altered by equalizing effect. The songs of Dus and the recent Blue have its counterpart in remix composition. With the fan following so large, new remix versions with Hinglish raps are churned out by new age artists.

Hummable, contagious and repeatable and some words that describe the latest new songs that have come along with the new releases. Movie makers are definitely noting the need to accommodate the versatile needs of the audience. Packaging different moods that are conveyed through songs and interludes is the greatest forte of a musician.

 New age musicians are using the latest in sound mixing and voice modulation which gives rise to new songs that have a lot of repeat value. Dan de dan from Kaminey is rocking and the other song Pehli baar has a soft feel. But both seem catchy. The biggest USP of any song is that it has the ability to reach the audience faster which is why the promos also cash in on this aspect.

 The trio group of Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy usually keep up their trump cards with surprising new numbers which is gladly accepted by the audience. The huge talent in the Indian film industry also comes from the keen sense of acquiring knowledge and eagerness to give the best. It is surprising despite so many dialects and languages the versatility is seen with so many singers crossing language barriers and able to sing cross lingually.

 Accessibility to new songs is also why the viewers love hearing the songs often as there is ample opportunity to play it in parties, discos and also general entertainment. Bollywood Hindi songs of the remix variety is here to stay with so many admirers. Assorted discs are also available as wedding songs, thematic ones and the regular masala mix. New releases bringing in new songs is  great entertainment to the all ages.