Uploaded August 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
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Some projects in music seemed destined to happen, and Drive By (The Remixes) is one such project.
Sitting in his San Francisco studio one lazy afternoon in early 2012, artist and producer Cary August was surprised that the song— from American rock band Train—hadn't been remixed for the dance floor, considering it had become a Top 10 hit on the Billboard® Hot 100. Quite literally the very next day, August received e-mail from Dutch producer and Mental Madness recording artist Danceboy (a/k/a Silver Nikan), along with an MP3 of a demo hands-up version of the track he'd created. August knew it was pure serendipity, and immediately put the wheels in-motion to craft an official release, in partnership between CAPP Records (USA) and Mental Madness Records (Germany). You hold in your hands the result.
Written by Train lead singer Patrick Monahan and Norwegian songwriting duo Espen Lind and Amund Bjørklund (the same team responsible for Train's massive 2010 hit Hey, Soul Sister), Drive By became the band's third Top 10 hit in the USA— positioning it well for this incredible dance project. August and Danceboy engaged Pit Bailay (producer for Andrew Spencer) to help recreate the signature rock sounds of the original, recruiting CAPP session guitarist Manus Buchart into the effort as well.
Finally, they lined-up an amazing team of remixers to create the ultimate maxi-single for every dance music lover, including on the hands-up side DJ Gollum, Crystal Lake, Vanilla Kiss, and Danceboy himself. Then on the house/electro side, they brought-in Tale & Dutch, Crystal Rock, Thomas You and Pit Bailay. We think you'll agree it's the perfect soundtrack for the road—and the dance floor.
Buy it on iTunes:
itunes.apple.com/us/album/drive-by-the-remixes/id548648153
Some projects in music seemed destined to happen, and Drive By (The Remixes) is one such project.
Sitting in his San Francisco studio one lazy afternoon in early 2012, artist and producer Cary August was surprised that the song— from American rock band Train—hadn't been remixed for the dance floor, considering it had become a Top 10 hit on the Billboard® Hot 100. Quite literally the very next day, August received e-mail from Dutch producer and Mental Madness recording artist Danceboy (a/k/a Silver Nikan), along with an MP3 of a demo hands-up version of the track he'd created. August knew it was pure serendipity, and immediately put the wheels in-motion to craft an official release, in partnership between CAPP Records (USA) and Mental Madness Records (Germany). You hold in your hands the result.
Written by Train lead singer Patrick Monahan and Norwegian songwriting duo Espen Lind and Amund Bjørklund (the same team responsible for Train's massive 2010 hit Hey, Soul Sister), Drive By became the band's third Top 10 hit in the USA— positioning it well for this incredible dance project. August and Danceboy engaged Pit Bailay (producer for Andrew Spencer) to help recreate the signature rock sounds of the original, recruiting CAPP session guitarist Manus Buchart into the effort as well.
Finally, they lined-up an amazing team of remixers to create the ultimate maxi-single for every dance music lover, including on the hands-up side DJ Gollum, Crystal Lake, Vanilla Kiss, and Danceboy himself. Then on the house/electro side, they brought-in Tale & Dutch, Crystal Rock, Thomas You and Pit Bailay. We think you'll agree it's the perfect soundtrack for the road—and the dance floor.






![Brooklyn Bounce vs DJs from Mars - Club Bizarre (Thomas You Video Remix)
Brooklyn Bounce vs DJs from Mars - Club Bizarre (Thomas You Video Remix)
CAPP Records, in association with Mental Madness Records (Germany), is pleased to bring you the latest release from global hard dance superstars, Brooklyn Bounce, paired-up with todays biggest dance producers and DJs, DJs From Mars!
Brooklyn Bounce, the German duo of Dennis Bohn and Matthias Menck, is one of dance musics household names, having initially reached prominence clear back in mid-1990s with their debut single, The Theme (of Progressive Attack), and massive follow-ups including Get Ready to Bounce and Loud & Proud, among others.
DJs From Mars, the Italian duo of Max Aqualuce and Luca Ventafunk, got their start in 2004. With releases including Open Sesame and Who Gives a Fuck About DJs, the pair build a following in Italy that quickly spread through Europe, and now, North America—having opened for Tiësto in performances here. In addition to their own releases, DJs From Mars are highly in-demand as remixers, having given their touch to releases from Armand De France, Rico Bernasconi, Eiffel 65, Fragma, PH Electro, DJ Skillmaster, and dozens more.
This track, Club Bizarre, has an interesting history by itself. Originally recorded back in 1994 by the German dance act U96, it became a Top 20 hit in the Netherlands, Sweden and Austria. Brooklyn Bounce did an initial take on the piece in 2001, on their album, Restart. Their version of the single was again well-received by dance lovers in the Netherlands and Austria.
The track is so strong, we thought it deserved to be revisited once again, explains Dennis DJ Bonebreaker Bohn of Brooklyn Bounce. When we talked to the guys [DJs From Mars] about the idea of collaborating, they answered yes before I even finished the question.
The result is now out: Brooklyn Bounce vs. DJs From Mars, Club Bizarre! With remixes from DJs From Mars, Disco Freak, Thomas You, and db Pure, theres a mix for every dance floor, giving all new life to this incredible dance hit! Brooklyn Bounce vs DJs from Mars - Club Bizarre (Thomas You Video Remix)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/dz8-oOCSnmU/mqdefault.jpg)



