Bryan Michael Cox

Because Jasmine could bang you in the head.

I just think that those, the music got blended.

So, you know, the genres got blended, you know what I mean?

And then when they separated, it was like, okay, for R&B, you know,

If you caught a record, let's say you caught a tempo record, an R&B record.

And then y'all all the way hip-hopped that out.

Run DMC, right?

Yeah.

The remix ended, I think, in the early 2000s.

Because what people started doing was just, let's say...

a song came out and it blew up, what they would do, they would just use the same beat and have them put people on it.

You know what I mean?

Versus going in and reconstructing the track.

You know what I mean?

How Jermaine did In My Bed or how, you know, I did Superwoman Part 1 and then Clue remixed it and did Superwoman Part 2.

You know what I mean?

That was, we were, and the remix business was a business too, by the way.

It was like a real, you know, maxi single business.

What's interesting is though, we had, even at our meeting a few days ago, I think the remix business is coming back.

How so?