This Is The Remix

Performer: Destiny's Child
Artist: Timbaland; Da Brat; Missy Elliott; Wyclef Jean; Bow Wow; Jermaine Dupri; JD
Engineer: Mike Koch; Dan Workman; Cedric Courtois; David Donaldson; Rawle Gittens; Brian Frye; Louis Brown III; Michael Conrader; James Hoover; Jimmy Douglas; Andrew Coleman; Andy Grassi; Ramon Morales; Shavoni; Warren Riker; Blake Eiseman; Mike Hogan; Brian Garten
Distributor: Sony Music Distribution (

Notes: Personnel includes: Destiny's Child, Missy Elliot, Lil Bow Wow, Timbaland, Jermaine Dupri, Da Brat, Wyclef. Producers include: Neptunes, TImbaland, Maurice Joshua. Personnel: Da Brat, Jermaine Dupri, Michelle Williams, Beyonc�, Bow Wow (vocals); Keith Henderson, Eric Walls (guitar); Kenny Anderson (saxophone, horns); William Garcia (horns); Tim Grant (Fender Rhodes piano); Danny Weatherspoon, David Donaldson, Sean Dancy (keyboards); Felix Pollard, Shavoni (drums); Javier Gonzalez (percussion). Audio Mixers: Dave Pensado; Dan Workman; Storm Jefferson; Eric Seats; Louis Brown III; Errol "Poppi" McCalla; Larry Strum; Maurice Joshua; Andy Grassi; Senator Jimmy D; Serban Ghenea; Shavoni; Timbaland; Tony Maserati; Warren Riker. Audio Remixers: Kay Fingers; Errol "Poppi" McCalla; Jerry Duplessis; Maurice Joshua; Serban Ghenea; Wyclef Jean. Recording information: 24-7 Studios, Houston, TX; Chung King Studios, NY; Digital Services Recording Studios, TC; Digital Services, Houston, TX; Doppler Studios, Atlanta, GA; Manhattan Center Studios, New York, NY; Master Sound Recording Studios, Virginia Beach, VA; Mirror Image Recorders, NY; Right Track Recording, NY; SouthSide Studios, Atlanta, GA; Sugar Hill Studios, Houston, TX; The Embassy, North Hollywood, CA; the Hit Factory, NY. Editors: Kim Burse; Mathew Knowles. Arranger: Maurice Joshua. Though R&B trio Destiny's Child set more than a few fans' heads to spinning by announcing a hiatus and solo projects after the mega-success of their SURVIVOR album, this collection of new remixes should serve to satiate the DC appetites of anyone fretting about the future of the group. The producers chosen for a remix project are always what such an endeavor stands or falls on, and an interesting cast of remixers turns up on THIS IS THE REMIX. Wyclef Jean adds a no-nonsense East Coast hip-hop feel to "No, No, No." Obviously concerned that the Bee Gees hadn't made enough money recently, the girls called upon the Neptunes to add some flash to their version of the Gibb Brothers tune "Emotion." Renowned beatmeister Timbaland adds an agreeably spacious vista to "Say My Name," one of the staples of Destiny's Child's repertoire. Whether the skilled studio heads pressed into service on THIS IS THE REMIX favor hard-edged hip-hop or laid-back R&B, there's enough new energy breathed into these tunes to forge a favorable new chapter in Destiny's Child history.

Videos and albums are not always the preferred formats for gaining success as a recording artist--it was an appearance in the hit Will Smith movie MEN IN BLACK that gave Destiny's Child a major boost to their recording career. From there, the all-female pop/R&B band from Houston continued its hit streak until taking a break in the early 2000s to work on individual projects (most notably Beyonce's mega-selling DANGEROUSLY IN LOVE). The group reunited in 2005 to release their last album, #1s, and to tour to support it, splitting amicably afterwards to pursue solo careers.

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