Remix Of The Week: Lady Gaga "Judas (Dub Step Remix By Andre Jetson)"

While mother monster may have been channeling Mary Magdalene for her latest single, this ferocious, chaotic dub step remix by Andre Jetson makes Gaga sound like she summoned the four horsemen of the apocalypse. Listen below.

Remix Of The Week: Mariah Carey Ft. Da Brat And Missy Elliot "Heartbreaker"

Mimi recruited Da Brat and Missy Elliot to rework her 1999 hit "Heartbreaker" from light pop track (and just a little too much of a "Fantasy" retread for my taste) to bass-heavy jam. Listen below.

Remix Of The Week: Madonna "Justify My Love (Hip Hop Mix)"

Madge enlisted producer Andre Betts, who later went to produce several hip hop-influenced songs on '92's Erotica, to add a jazz-infused, east coast rap feel to the steamy track. Listen below.

Remix Of The Week: Janet Jackson "Rhythm Nation"

Check out this version of Janet's "Rhythm Nation," remixed for the classic album's 20th anniversary back in '09. Watch below.

Remix Of The Week: DATAROCK "California (Souldrop Remix)"

Check out the remix of DATAROCK's track "California," from their recently released EP of the same name. The Souldrop mix transform the track into a other-worldly dancefloor epic. Listen below:

California-Souldrop RMX by DATAROCK

Remix Of The Week: Snoop Dogg "Gin And Juice (Laid Back Remix)"

If you didn't think it was possible for Snoop to get any more laid back, then you thought wrong nephew. Listen to this chilled out remix of "Gin and Juice" below:

Remix Of The Week: Ice Cube Ft. DMX "We Be Clubbin'"

East met West in this fiyah remix to Cube's '98 cut from The Player's Club. Watch below:

Remix Of The Week: TLC "Creep (Untouchables Remix)"

The Untouchables flipped the '94 classic from Crazysexycool from a sultry mid-tempo jam to a certified block party jam, complete with a verse from Left Eye. Listen below:

Remix Of The Week: Lady Gaga "Paparazzi (Fernando Garibay Remix)"

While you patiently (or impatiently) wait for Mama Monster's new album Born This Way to drop in May, savor the sweet sound of Fernando Garibay's remix of one of her other monster hits below:

Remix Of The Week: Warren G Ft. Nate Dogg "Regulate"

A West coast and all around rap classic featuring the hook man of all hook men, Nate Dogg. Listen below:

Remix Of The Week: Jodeci "Come And Talk To Me"

One of the last great R&B groups' (yeah I said it! It's not like there's any current guy groups to compare them to anyway:) best remixed cuts. Travel back to the magical era of combat boots, huge car phones and sleeveless vests below:

Remix Of The Week: Jennifer Lopez "Waiting For Tonight (Hex Hector Remix)"

Hex Hector turned J. Lo 's1999 hit out from light dance pop jam to a ferocious, turn-of-the-millenium electronica freakout. New Year's Eve celebrations haven't been the same since. Listen below:

Remix Of The Week: SWV "Anything"

If you didn't know this was a remix, you're not alone. Originally a sultry slow jam from the trio 92' debut It's About Time, Coko, Lelee and Taj ride a "Get Up And Dance" horn sample (also used in KRS One's "You Must Learn") to create of the best R&B remixes ever. Well at least in the top 10.

Remix Of The Week: Whitney Houston "I'm Your Baby Tonight"

Whitney switched from new jack swing to a deep house groove with the remix to her 1990 hit "I'm Your Baby Tonight." Watch the video or listen to the full six minute extended mix below:

Remix Of The Week: Jay-Z "In My Lifetime"

One of Hov's best(and IMO most underrated) cuts. Although I can't say the same for the video--obviously this was pre-"Big Pimpin.'" But I digress. Get into the video below. And for the record I didn't just finish watching Entourage.

Remix Of The Week: LL Cool J "Jingling Baby"

LL created a party classic with this remix from 1989's Walking With A Panther. And remember when rappers actually danced? If not check out the video below:

Remix Of The Week: Madonna "Secret (Junior's Luscious Club Edit)"

Bedtime Stories, Madge's 1994 foray into hip hop and R&B, was long on lush balladry and mid-tempo grooves but short on dance tracks. Luckily Junior Vasquez came to the rescue with this remix. Get into the clip below:

Remix Of The Week: MC Lyte Ft. Missy Elliott "Cold Rock A Party"

It's New Year's Eve. MC Lyte and Missy are talking about rocking the party. You get the picture. Get into the video below:

Remix Of The Week: Boyz II Men Ft. Treach, Method Man, Busta Rhymes and Craig Mack

Boyz II Men linked up with almost all of the 90's East Coast rap elite on this track. Add Nas, LL and Biggie and you would've had "Flava In Ya Ear" part 2. But then again that would've been about a 8-minute remix. Which wouldn't be so bad, considering songs like Yeezy's "So Appalled" and "Monster," managed to go the distance. But I digress. Watch the clip below:

Remix Of The Week: Tupac Ft. Dr. Dre "California Love"

A classic remix to a classic song, Dre decided to slow things down on this track, transforming it from rambunctious party-starter to a laid-back West Coast groove.