Porter Robinson Remix Album SMILE! plus+ Adds Hatsune Miku and Galileo Galilei
Porter Robinson released the remix album "SMILE! plus+" on November 6. The 16-track, two-disc set reworks his 2024 album "SMILE!" with G Jones, Frost Children, Nitepunk, Ninajirachi and others.
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Why it matters
Disc 2 is where the Japan side of the project sits: the Hatsune Miku feature and the Galileo Galilei cover are grouped with the "Cheerleader" alternate versions rather than spread through the producer remixes on Disc 1.
Key Facts
- Porter Robinson released the remix album "SMILE! plus+" on November 6.
- The two-disc album runs 16 tracks and reworks Robinson's 2024 album "SMILE!".
- Galileo Galilei covers "Easier to Love You" in Japanese on Disc 2.
- "Cheerleader (feat. Hatsune Miku)" features Jamie Paige and Hatsune Miku.
- Robinson remixes "Knock Yourself Out XD" and "Cheerleader" as DJ NOT PORTER ROBINSON.
Robinson remixes "Knock Yourself Out XD" and "Cheerleader" as DJ NOT PORTER ROBINSON. Disc 2 adds "Cheerleader (feat. Hatsune Miku)" with Jamie Paige and Hatsune Miku, and Galileo Galilei's Japanese cover of "Easier to Love You".
Disc 1 carries the producer remixes, among them G Jones on "Russian Roulette" and Frost Children on "Is There Really No Happiness?", inside a 16-track set that also brings in Nitepunk and Ninajirachi.
Robinson keeps two edits for himself, on "Knock Yourself Out XD" and "Cheerleader", credited to DJ NOT PORTER ROBINSON.
Disc 2 is built on alternate versions of "Cheerleader", and both Japan-linked tracks sit there: the Jamie Paige and Hatsune Miku feature, and Galileo Galilei's Japanese cover of "Easier to Love You". Yuki Ozaki of Galileo Galilei commented on that cover.
The record reworks Robinson's 2024 third album, "SMILE!".
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