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COMMOTION rewinds the clock with a twist on “booty calls – rewind remix”

COMMOTION is gathering eyeballs and melting hearts again with an adventurous detour. Their newest drop, “booty calls – rewind remix,” is a genre-blending reimagining of a previously released rock song, throbbing with lust, emotional friction, and infectious groove. If the original was marked by raw guitar lines and a certain gritty rock energy, the rewind remix skates assuredly into hip-hop and R&B. The song feels like it has some of the original’s DNA. Some familiar-sounding synth textures and the trademark guitar strumming are still faintly in the background, but now they belong to a different mood, smoother, slicker, and a bit more seductive.

COMMOTION takes switching genre and flips the vibe on its head altogether. The remix beats with a night-time cool of the sort that creeps in when the texts start getting thick with confidence and intentions grow hazy. It’s confessional meets smooth-jam swagger hip-hop drums shuffle under glossy R&B melodies, and the vocals are served with finesse. What makes this remix truly special is its ability to straddle two universes. Rock fans will still glimpse flickers of the old grit, while hip-hop and R&B listeners will have a new rhythm to settle into. It is a reason to run in place, running in place with those fewer words.

There’s a maturity to this version, a type of reflection that only time or heartbreak can inspire. The word “rewind” is an allusion to a remix and a thematic anchor. This song is the sound of scrolling through a past you can’t quite leave behind, one infused with heat, memory, and a touch of regret. “booty calls – rewind remix” is a statement. It is a genre-busting, confident curveball that goes to prove they’re unafraid to step out of their own comfort zone. Whether you’re in this for feeling or the head-nodding beat, this remix offers both.

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