I don't do remixes often, but once in awhile I feel like giving it a shot. So far it's mostly been for Future Music contests, and they haven't been online, and won't be either, but some of them has turned into proper Moskeeto tunes at a later stage, and since my remixes are pretty different from the original and usually only contains a few vocal samples or something like that, it doesn't need that much work to turn them into my own tunes. Check further down for info.

A remix of "Right side of wrong", a Lee Combs and Elite Force track.

Get it herehere: http://www.myspace.com/moskeetonet

My first remix that wasn't for a Future Music contest, is a remix of a SeanX track called "Someone like you". It's not a very serious remix, didn't really know what to do with it, but I thought it could be fun to give it a go to get a little break from my other tracks, and also use it to try out some of my latest gear.

It's a cross between breakbeat and rock and can be found here: "Not for someone like you_RMX"

The first remix I did was for a track some of the Future Music staff had made, I only used 3 or 4 days to make it (the quickest ever for me), it got a pretty good review (8/10), and that track ended up as "ForM84". "ForM84" is alot different from the remix version, but some of the synth parts is still there and some other bits and pieces (all the remix samples are gone of course)

Since then, I have made 4 other remixes for other FM contests, and they have all got pretty good reviews, but never really made it to the top shelf, the last of theese were for a "Justin Roberson" track, probably the one I have been most happy with. One of theese 4 tracks has also turned into a proper Moskeeto track, and it's now called "Dragon fly", but it hasn't been online for awhile, and not shure if or when it will be up again, deffinitely needs some more work.