The song Barbra Streisand by Duck Sauce has been taking the world by storm for weeks. The video is loaded with tons of artists including Pharell and Kanye West. Duck Sauce is DJ’s Armand van Helden and A-trak and like the title DJ suggests, apart from making records themselves, they like to spin other people’s […]
The Queens of the Stone age borrow a line from Björk and give it a different spin.
The Sneaker Pimps sample De La Soul and John Barry in 6 Underground
The Roof is on Fire is on the B-side of Rock Master Scott & The Dynamic Three’s 1984 single Request Line, but despite this, the lyrics become iconic and even the not-famous bits gets sampled by The Chemical Brothers.
Technotronic lifts the idea from their hit single ‘Pump up the Jam’ from Farley Jackmaster Funk and then release the same song twice more.
Former Dutch Idols star Jim Bakkum not only scandalous-ly covered his song This Love is Real from CB Milton, the music was directly take from the song Scandalous by Mis-Teeq.
Deee-Lite’s “Groove in the Heart” is composed entirely from a TON of samples plus some original vocal.
The Chi-Lites record Are You My Woman. When Beyonce uses a sample of it, suddenly everyone covers it, using the original melody.
Three tracks, three artists, one producer, same song.
Gnarls Barkley sample the spaghetti western Viva Django and get covered by a LOT of people. Including people that Gnarls Barley had sampled.
