Mtropica - Episode 10 The Official Podcast of Madonna Remixers United

Long time Madonna remixer, progressive thinker
Madonna Remixers United
Global Remixers United

NEPH•EW is a dynamic music producer and DJ whose journey into the world of electronic music began in the mid-2000s. Inspired by his uncle, a well-known club DJ from the ‘90s and early 2000s, NEPH•EW’s stage name was born organically from the nickname “DJ Nephew,” which he earned from the vibrant club scene. After his debut DJ gigs in Phoenix, Arizona in 2006, he quickly made a name for himself on the local circuit.

In 2017, NEPH•EW shifted his focus to music production and remixing, marking a pivotal point in his career. His talent and passion for music led him to connect with Madonna Remixers United in 2019, opening doors to collaborative projects and an expanding remix catalog. Today, NEPH•EW is constantly evolving, pushing the boundaries of his style, and striving to diversify his sound while honing his craft in the world of electronic music and remixes.

A crazy girl from England who is obsessed by Madonna for 40 years! And obsessed by all Remixers who remix her work. All Remixers I know are hugely talented, good friends and I'm very proud to help promote them. In addition I am proud of myself for a number of remix projects I've executively produced. I'm honored to know so many people and remixers from all around the World.

I'm Mexican Remixer, 36 years old

Mostly I'm a Madonna remixer, cuz she got my attention with her smash hit "Frozen" that song blew up my mind because it was very different for what we were normally accustomed talking about pop music, back in the 90s.

Then I listened the "Stereomics Remix" of that song on the radio, I was like Wow, what I just heard!! I want to learn how to do that with a song!

Incredibly, my learning has been empirical, error after error after error, learning and growing. Having as main inspiration the same remixes that she had of her songs.

Incredible remixers and producers like Victor Calderon, Hex Hector, Thundepuss, McQualy, Dirty Vegas, Shep Pettibone, William Orbit, Stuart Price etc etc.

I didn't put much effort into making sure that what I did with a song was liked by many people, but mainly that I liked it myself.

And then I discovered the world of Mashup, Creating and producing a remix is a heavy task, Creating a mashup is also a very laborious task. Both things are enjoyable, but the mashup tends to be a little more fun.

I just hope that what comes out of my imagination captured in a remix or a mashup pleases the right person, starting with me.

London based producer and remixer.

Dubtronic is a prominent remixer in the Madonna fan community, renowned for creating fresh and innovative reinterpretations of her iconic songs. Over the years, Dubtronic has built a reputation for breathing new life into Madonna’s extensive catalog, blending genres and experimenting with unique beats and sounds while maintaining the essence of her music. The remixes are often a seamless fusion of house, electronic, and dance styles, crafted to enhance the emotional and rhythmic appeal of the original tracks.

Dubtronic’s work has earned widespread admiration from fans, thanks to its polished production quality and the ability to uncover hidden layers in Madonna's music. These remixes have become staples in fan-curated playlists and unofficial remix compilations, solidifying their place as cherished additions to Madonna’s extended musical universe.

Although unofficial, Dubtronic’s remixes are celebrated for their creativity and artistry, serving as a heartfelt homage to the Queen of Pop's enduring legacy. By reinterpreting her songs with innovation and respect, Dubtronic has contributed significantly to the Madonna fandom, ensuring her music continues to resonate with audiences in exciting new ways

(From www.MadonnaRemixersUnited.com) I fell in love with music. When I was 11, I used to listen to the radio all day. My favourite singers of that period were Samantha Fox, Sandra, Duran Duran, Europe, and of course Madonna. I was fascinated by how music could be watched. I was addicted by videoclips and how artists made their art with videos.
I started going to the disco when I was 13. Initially on Sunday afternoons, and when I was 14 in the evenings. I stayed under the console watching the DJ's for hours. I wanted to become a DJ myself and little by little I started to do my own stuff. I knew the DJ of the club and he let me play my mixes the last 30 minutes before closing. By 16 I became a resident DJ in that club.
My remixes are the result of what I like about a song and what I would like to improve… Not always a dance version of a particular song. Madonna is my favourite artist but I don't always agree with her choice of music (musical arrangement, composition or instrumentation). So what I try to do in my remixes is to keep what I like and cut what I don't like. For example: in my opinion she uses the guitar too much in her albums... and guitar is not always cool. So almost always I cut her guitar in my remixes. I find it’s difficult to remix a song that I like completely, if it's flawless I don't have anything to improve and nothing to cut
I'm a quiet, not a social or public person. I don't like to go to the disco anymore. But sometimes with 1 or 2 "Spritz" (Italian alcoholic drinks) I can let loose and turn …

Once Piotrexx, now Peter and the Blue.
I’m a disintegrated soul searching for peace in music. My ship is sailing in all the wrong directions with no anchor and no crew, hoping not to hit the rocks.

From spinning tracks in UK gay bars since 2000 to electrifying Bear clubs in Asia, my journey has been a wild ride! Now unleashing the beats with HedKandi around the globe. Remixing legends like Madonna and Kylie! 🎶🌍 #DJLife #HedKandi #BearCulture #RemixMaster