Elvis Remixed

Elvis Presley - T-R-O-U-B-L-E (Travis Go Home Mix) by Remko Kaye

Elvis fans, it’s time to hear one of the King's final studio rockers like never before. Produced by popular demand, Remko Kaye takes the high-speed energy of the March 1975 RCA sessions and pushes it into the red with the "Travis Go Home Mix." This is a sonic showdown that honors the spirit of Felton Jarvis. By pairing Elvis’s raw Take 1 and 3 vocals (and Charlie Hodge’s harmonies) with the Travis Tritt backing track on steroids, Remko creates a heavy-hitting version that proves Elvis’s mid-seventies vocal power is still the gold standard. The title says it all: when the music hits this hard, even the modern country legends have to step aside. It’s a bold, fresh evolution of the last great rock song Elvis ever cut in a studio. 

Elvis Presley - There Aint Nothing Like A Song (Rock-It Remix) Remko Kaye 2026

This is the B-side of the "All I Needed Was The Rain" Remix. This time it's the Rock-it Remix by Remko Kaye of 'There Ain't Nothing Like A Song' from the 1968 movie Speedway. With a truly amazing vocal by Elvis. You can hear that the 1968 comeback is coming soon. Because the raw energy is already there. This time the music really shows the rock and roll of this terrific movie song. And yes, Nancy Sinatra has a different role in this version. (Her parts are taken from her hitsingle "How Does That Grab You Darling/Baby". Yet another Remko Kaye remix that showcases Elvis vocals.

Elvis Presley - All I Needed Was The Rain (Sleepless In Kentucky Blues) Remko Kaye 2026

All I Needed Was The Rain (1968) was a little bluesy song that was featured in the movie 'Stay Away Joe'. Remko Kaye combined the song with some great guitars, a real Blues Rock feel and bits of 'If you talk in your sleep', 'Kentucky Rain' and 'Patch it up'. The result is a fresh sounding hard hitting blues rock song, that takes the original in a whole other direction. Once again bringing Elvis' music in to the modern times. With this remix Remko Kaye shows, that even the least known deepcuts deserve a place in the sunlight. In his third remix Remko established himself as one of those remixers (like Jamieson Shaw) that shapes music that makes Elvis his voice and power that much stronger. 

Elvis Presley - Promised Land (Patch It Up Remix) Remko Kaye 2026

Experience a high-octane reimagining of a King classic. By utilizing the peak performance of Take 5 from "Promised Land" and seamlessly splicing out the studio banter, Remko Kaye creates a tight, powerhouse vocal track. Mixing the lyrics of Promised Land with the lyrics of Patch it up, gives these songs a brand new feel. This remix elevates the energy by layering in the Sweet Inspirations' electrifying choir work from a legendary 1970 live performance of "Patch It Up." The result is a "brand new" vibe that captures the epic, wall-of-sound feel of an Elvis live concert. In his second major remix, Remko Kaye is officially TCB. ⚡With that feeling, that ol' feeling. Like Presley sings himself in this great sounding well foind remix.

Elvis Presley - Could I Fall In Love (City by Night Remix) Remko Kaye 2026

Double Trouble may not have been the highlight of Elvis' movie career, but within the poorly recorded soundtrack are some hidden gems. Some might say deepcuts. Remko Kaye took two of the songs and ran with them. Serving up a jazzy, funky remix of Could I Fall in Love & City by Night (Take 10). The remix brings Elvis voice stronger and with more power. That power was always there. Presley's vocals are now more front and center and surprisingly fresh. 1966 is calling 2026 with a vengeance. This is Remko Kaye his 1th remix. However, this one will not in this form be on the album. A Youtube and website exclusive.