In honor of the upcoming MICHAEL film, we’re dropping a special tribute: ✨ MJ Remixes — Only $0.75 ✨ Featuring remixed versions of the biggest hits ever made. Tap in and complete your collection. 🟡 BUY NOW — EnjoyTheBEATZ.com
We’ve updated how remix downloads are delivered at EnjoyTheBEATZ.com.
Previously, some downloaded files included extra symbols like + or %20, which meant you had to rename the file manually. That’s now fixed.
Your remixes will now download with clean, readable filenames — no symbols, no encoding, no extra work on your end.
Old Filename Format (before):
Artist+Name+-+Song+Name.mp3
New Clean Filename Format (now):
Artist Name - Song Name.mp3
This update applies to all remixes*, new and previously purchased. Enjoy smoother downloads and cleaner libraries — just hit download and you’re good to go.
Please contact us at support@enjoythebeatz.com – if you notice any issues with the new download format.
Thank you.
*Applies to all remixes that the download period has not expired.
EnjoyTheBEATZ.com Top 10 Remix Chart (based on sales) October 2025
Excludes free remixes.
10. Ready For The World – Oh Sheila remix
9. Eddy Grant – Electic Avenue remix
8. Van Morrison – Brown Eyed Girl remix
7. Los Lobos – La Bamba remix
6. The Trammps – Disco Inferno remix
5. DMX – Party Up remix
4. New Order – Blue Monday remix
3. Afrika Bambaataa – Planet Rock remix
2. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – I Won’t Back Down remix
J. Cole is about to embark on a world tour for his new album The Fall-Off, but his “Trunk Sale” tour prepared fans in a very wholesome way. It seems like it came to a close after his Honda Civic broke down, but he still chose to make a special moment out of it.
At the Phoenix repair shop where the CD-carrying vehicle got fixed, Cole filmed and dropped the “Old Dog” music video in his latest and final “Trunk Sale” tour vlog on YouTube. The Petey Pablo collab puts on heavily for North Carolina, and it’s very cool to see these impromptu releases.
The visual begins at around the 2:55-minute mark of the video below. J. Cole did something similar with “Legacy,” dropping that music video in the middle of a vlog. With the final stop being in Los Angeles a few days ago, the “Trunk Sale” tour wrapped up with one last vlog. Although many folks have divisive opinions on it, every clip of Cole with fans or hanging out with his friends shuts the haters down decisively.
Elsewhere during this last “Trunk Sale” tour vlog, J. Cole reflected on The Fall-Off’s rollout and what it means to him. You can catch these reflections at around the 20:20-minute mark of the video below.
He spoke on working on The Fall-Off for ten years and perfecting it, releasing other projects in that time more casually, and the fulfillment and happiness he feels now that he engaged with fans in person. Stepping out of a typically secluded lifestyle speaks to how proud the Dreamville artist is of this album.
“To see this much [love] in a condensed time period, person after person… You get to see the real-world result of the music,” he expressed. “The Internet has f***ed s**t up so much for me where sometimes, you just see numbers. The number of views on a video or the number of streams. You become numb. What the f**k does that even mean?
EnjoyTheBEATZ.com Top 10 Remix Chart (based on sales) September 2025
Excludes free remixes.
10. Kayla Nicole – Move Like A Snake remix
9. Disco Lines & Tinashe – No Broke Boys remix
8. J-Hope & Glorilla – Killin’ It Girl remix
7. Olivia Newton-John – Xanadu remix
6. AC/DC – You Shook Me All Night Long remix
5. Dana Dane – Nightmares remix
4. DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince – Nightmare On My Street remix
3. Blackstreet – Booti Call remix
2. Twista – Wetter remix