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These remixes showcase the versatility and creativity of Michael Jackson's music, while also highlighting the skills of various producers and artists. -Michael Jackson - Billie Jean -bushwacka remix-...-

The full remix typically runs between 10 to 12 minutes . Billie Jean (Bushwacka Remix 2001) - vasilis smyrnios

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The original “Billie Jean” bassline, played by Louis Johnson on a Yamaha bass guitar, is arguably the most famous bass guitar recording in pop history. It is fluid, funky, and melodic. Bushwacka’s remix murders that bassline. He replaces it with a subsonic, distorted Reese bass—a thick, vibrating wall of low-end that doesn’t walk; it stomps. This is not a bassline you dance to; it is a bassline that moves through you.

Unlike the slick, polished remixes of the 90s (think Blood on the Dance Floor ), Bushwacka treats MJ’s voice like a sample, not a feature. He chops the opening vocal— “She was more like a beauty queen from a movie scene” —into a looping, stuttering mantra. The melody is gone; the paranoia remains. He leaves the word “scene” hanging in the air for four bars before the kick drum hits.

So what sets the Bushwacka Remix apart from other reworkings of "Billie Jean"? For one, Bushwacka's production style is uniquely suited to the song's futuristic sound. His use of stuttering, chopped-up samples and breakbeat rhythms gives the remix a cutting-edge feel that's both modern and forward-thinking.