Seven Youtubers got together in Ontario, Canada to write the song DREAD MACHINE. And now they wanted the song to be remixed. I shortened the song, recorded new drums, keyboards and a bass in the last chorus to make it more "Nu Metal".

Heart Rate is an American DJ, Musician, Music Producer, and Audio Engineer. I remixed his song "Reality" in Rock'n'Roll style using the Vocals and the Piano track (here is the original song with a beautiful animation video). New stuff I added: Drums, Bass, Guitars, Synths and some funky Tapestops.

Moses Pelham wanted remixes of his song "BGMB". So here we go: Remixed by DotRob with lots of new Les Paul guitar tracks, my 4003 Rickenbacker Bass and some heavy drums. Rock'n'Roll!

Doug DeLuca is a musician and songwriter from Los Angeles, California. His sound captures the feel of the 1950s, '60s and '70s soul music. DotRob remixed the song "Hit your Mark" in "1977 Disco Style" with new drums, new synths, additional wah-wah guitars and additional disco strings.

Broadside is a Punk-Pop band from Richmond, Virginia, meanwhile headquartered in Los Angeles. "Paradise" is the title track from their 2017 album. Remixed for maximum impact by DotRob in autumn 2017. Rock'n'Roll!

Alternative soul singer Adrian Daniel is "one of the reasons r&b is exciting again, pushing the genre into a new territory" (Highlark Magazine). The song "Havoc" was remixed by DotRob in autumn 2017.

Fleur is a singer from London. She has french roots and the Song "Blind" is a personal response to some of the recent events to happen in Europe. Remixed by DotRob in summer 2017.

Pool Cosby is a sample-based electronic band from Brooklyn, NY. The song "Thrive" is from their 2017 album "Blind Gold" and features Tiger Darrow on vocals. Remixed by DotRob in summer 2017.

Der große Reibach is an Electrojazz Band from Germany and the UK. The song "A Night in Tunesia" is the title track from the 1999 album. Recorded, mixed and produced by DotRob long ago.

Haley Reinhart is an American singer and songwriter from Chicago. The song "The Letter" was originally written and recorded by the Box Tops in 1967 and re-recorded by Haley Reinhart for her 2017 Album "What's That Sound". Remixed by DotRob in summer 2017 with new drums, new rockabilly bass, new guitars and a nice trumpet solo!