The young folks in Peter Bjorn and John have never been afraid to throw a bit of swing behind their tunes. But it's when other artists get their hands on the trio's music that rumps really start shaking.
Case in point: this new remix of "Nothing to Worry About" by Toronto indie dance duo Woodhands. The shuffle beat of the original, found on March's Living Thing, gets replaced by a more dance floor appropriate 4/4 beat, while the weird kids singing at the beginning are traded in for some blog house keyboard skronks. All in all another worthy reworking of the trio's work and a perfect excuse to bust out the funky chicken.
Download "Nothing to Worry About (Woodhands remix)" here.
Case in point: this new remix of "Nothing to Worry About" by Toronto indie dance duo Woodhands. The shuffle beat of the original, found on March's Living Thing, gets replaced by a more dance floor appropriate 4/4 beat, while the weird kids singing at the beginning are traded in for some blog house keyboard skronks. All in all another worthy reworking of the trio's work and a perfect excuse to bust out the funky chicken.
Download "Nothing to Worry About (Woodhands remix)" here.
