The Jersey Club Remix Ep -1 is composed of 10 songs remixed by HighNoble. These songs consisted of a variety of genres which shows that HighNoble can remix any song in any way, shape, or form. I’ve challenged him with some hits I didn’t expect myself. One of his best features is the way he chops a song. You have no choice but to rock ya head, hips, and whatever else you can rock. He has expanded his elements from just beats as he has many artists of his own, to focusing more on Jersey Club. Although he prefers to make beats, because he’s been on the artist’s side with very great vocals, something gravitated him to do something no one expected, which was to drop an EP. Numerous zips passed between producers and receiving few back led to the force behind the push. It only led him to believe that with or without anyone on a track, he can and will remix or produce anything.
Starting from dancing with Team Intro, he danced for several years introducing new dancing to others just 20 minutes before a show, he eventually branched off on his own. As you can see, we were all young and started from somewhere, he started here. The best part of Jersey Club is when you can do everything from all aspects including dancing, EDM, switching bpms to where it’s still Jersey Club. A lot of the things I saw and heard firsthand, I never would’ve expected. For HighNoble, when producing the world is out, and his mind is thrown into FL studios which is absolutely amazing. He wakes up with an instinct to a song, and its remix is already mapped out in his head.
On this EP are 10 songs, one of which my favorite is “Darling” by Lewis Fitzgerald. It’s not my favorite because I’m his girlfriend, because even if it didn’t sound right, I’d still tell him to push a certain line back, or further. Although he has no doubts when it comes to his music, it’s always great for another producer’s ear. In the original song, Lewis Fitzgerald obviously went through something that gave the music video versus the lyrics a twist as he ensured everyone else’s happiness regardless of his own. He gives faith and hope by delivering positive affirmations and happiness to random people. Sometimes, all it takes is for one person to notice that you are trying in order to keep pushing.
In the remix of “Darling,” (18:50) HighNoble used specific vocals to emphasize the love and affirmations felt within the video. “Oh my darling,” was chopped so well throughout the song that it delivered the same message Lewis Fitzgerald was delivering. “Years of mistakes. You’ve given me life, so I live it for you,” sent chills through my body in both the original and the Jersey Club remix because it’s emphasized in a way to say this is for you, you’ve given me a second chance, and now someone else gets to be happy because of that. And that right there is the basis of the Jersey Club remix that makes you want to dance, makes you want to give life to someone else hearing that consistently chopped in the right way. That is one positive song that was correctly chopped and you can still rock your hips. Another part of the chops I really loved was Libianca’s verse “This not about perfection, it’s about progression.” It was a great breakdown to keep those motivated. Being the positive person HighNoble is, those verses were expected to be used but flipped like that so amazing that Lewis Fitzgerald actually made a TikTok to the song showing that his son had given him a second chance at life, and that’s who he is living for. Please check out the full EP HERE, as “Darling” begins at 18:50.
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