The concept of remixes isn't new to the music industry. Take Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road", a catchy track that became a cultural phenomenon when Billy Ray Cyrus jumped on the remix. The song didn't just get better, it exploded. We're talking billions of streams, chart domination, the whole nine yards. The beauty of music remixes lies in their collaborative nature: both the original artist and the remixing artist benefit from increased exposure and revenue. Now, imagine applying this same colla...

The concept of remixes isn't new to the music industry. Take Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road", a catchy track that became a cultural phenomenon when Billy Ray Cyrus jumped on the remix. The song didn't just get better, it exploded. We're talking billions of streams, chart domination, the whole nine yards. The beauty of music remixes lies in their collaborative nature: both the original artist and the remixing artist benefit from increased exposure and revenue. Now, imagine applying this same colla...