Start It Up (Remixes), by Body Language

Start It Up (Remixes)

by Body Language

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1.	Start It Up (J Boogie's Dubtronic Science Remix) 04:15	buy track
2.	Start It Up (J Boogie's Dubtronic Science Remix Instrumental) 04:15	buy track
3.	Start It Up (John "J-C” Carr, Bill Coleman & 808 BEACH Remix) 02:58	buy track
4.	Start It Up (John "J-C” Carr, Bill Coleman & 808 BEACH Remix Instrumental) 02:58	buy track
5.	Start It Up (John "J-C” Carr, Bill Coleman & 808 BEACH Remix Extended) 04:10	buy track
6.	Start It Up (John "J-C” Carr, Bill Coleman & 808 BEACH Remix Extended Instrumental) 04:10	buy track
7.	Start It Up (Video Edit) 03:21	buy track
8.	Start It Up 04:22	buy track

about

Body Language's music carries us to a new era: undefined, open to interpretation and this is just the beginning. Start It Up represents the new age of loving yourself, expressing yourself, and having a good time.

“Start it Up is a song about dealing with frustrations of the beginning of a relationship. It's about waiting on someone to initiate the first move. The dealings of all "back and forth" before we get to the love part. ;)” – Angelica Bess / Body Language

“808 BEACH loves Body Language - they’re one of our favorite bands! We were super inspired and had so much fun refashioning “Start It Up” for a new mix. This came together quickly, as John “J-C” Carr and I were able to build upon the original’s incessant groove and catchy vocal hook with our own brand of gnarly sub-bass and four-on-the-floor stomp. We hope you just can’t get enough of this house-y, electrofunk stormer. It’s absolutely meant to be played at maximum volume and shake some rafters!” - Bill Coleman of 808 BEACH