Remix rhythm rules

people are not only learning the dance to bust stress but also find it a great way to groove. Nitin Bali & Santana are top of the pops this week.

With salsa fever gripping the city, people are not only learning the dance to bust stress but also find it a great way to groove. Numbers like Black Magic Woman by Santana are making party animals put on their dancing shoes.

But the popularity of remixes continues unabated with Bahon Mein Chalo Aao and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s Tere Bena Nayo, ruling the charts in their new avatars.

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The Best Five Superstar by Jamelia: "The easy lyrics and groovy beat that’s ideal for people who want to dance, have contributed to its popularity," says DJ Kary of Buzz. Neele Neele Ambar Par (Remix): "Nitin Bali’s peppy remix of the romantic number still gets people nostalgic," says DJ Sunny Sarid of Dublin. Tu Mera Janu Hai: Bandish Projekt: "It is a great remix in hip hop beat," says DJ Vikrant Pawa of Nightlife. Addicted by Enrique Iglesias: "It’s a sure-shot crowdpuller that gets you into the boogie mood," says DJ Roch of Agni. Nothing Else Matters by Metallica: "This track has the most amazing vocals. It has got all the modules of a soft hard rock number making it an all-time-favourite on the floor. And the best part is that everybody sings along," says Gaurav Soral of Turquoise Cottage.