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The most obvious difference between the original and the remix is the addition of a shredding guitar riff by Jonah Kay after the introduction. The timbre of the guitar is sharp and distorted and is accompanied by large, melodic, orchestral-like stabs with an exhilarating effect that sets the tone for the upcoming build and drop. Heavy guitar sections are a fun tool for electronic producers to use when trying to make a headbanger. What is more renowned for initiating headbanging than metal guitar?
The two drops are similar to Zomboy’s but vary just enough to add a fresh perspective to the amazing original. Overall, the track has loads of energy and pays great homage to Zomboy and his creation.
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