Top R3hab Remixes Of The Past Six Months

June 4, 2013 - 6:25 pm by Max Chung

Dutch DJ-producer R3hab has been churning out heavy electro house and pop bangers for years, gaining him not only respect throughout the EDM community, but given him a mass following as well. With signature cutting synth sounds and a knack for huge drops, Fadil El Ghoul's remixes are dropped by DJs around the world. Already with two new remixes in the past couple weeks, we countdown R3hab's best remixes in the past six months. -->

7. Looking Hot (R3hab Remix) - No Doubt No Doubt's groovy second single off Push and Shove gets flipped by R3hab into a huge festival track, with Gwen Stefani's vocals piercing through the dutch DJ's fluid production.

6. Locked Out of Heaven (R3hab Afterhour Remix) - Bruno Mars Admit it, 'Locked Out of Heaven' is your guilty pleasure song. Apparently it's R3hab's too, and thanks to him not only can we jam to Bruno Mars' angelic voice but also keep the trap running into the afterhours.

5. Perfect Replacement (R3hab & Hard Rock Sofa Remix) - Example R3hab collaborating with Russian house duo Hard Rock Sofa is truly a match made in heaven, and the two absolutely destroy Example's original track.

4. Hold On (R3hab & Silvio Ecomo Remix) - Nervo Fresh out of EDC New York, R3hab kept the ball rolling (with a little help from Silvio Ecomo) with a massive, bouncy remix of Nervo's popular "Hold On".

3. Chasing Summers (R3hab & Quintino Remix) - Tiësto Tiësto's massive "Chasing Summers" original had some incredible sounds, but never really brought the energy the track deserved - R3hab and Quintino do the track some dutch house justice.

2. Play Hard (R3hab Remix) - David Guetta & Ne-Yo Not even David Guetta and Ne-Yo are safe from the R3hab treatment (who is?), as their take on Alice Deejay's "Better Off Alone" gets a heavy electro house rework.

BONUS Original: Skydrop - R3hab & ZROQ Just to show you all that it's not just about the remixes, R3hab teamed up with ZROQ to bring us a huge electro house anthem, 'Skydrop,' with enough synth and bass to kill a cat.

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