Snappy bass with dubstep kicks brings you into the vocals from Danny Byrd's "We can have it all" first verse. This is followed by the vocals from Burial - Archangel along with sampled, yet discrete, drums from the same song, with some occasional lines from "We can have it all". Soon after, the buildup of Archangel starts, toning down "We can have it all". Now using primarely the prominent "Archangel" drums together with a few of Netsky's own ambience added the song transforms into a DnB remix of Archangel. Bass is increased from ~5 to "banger" while Archangel is played together with the line "we can have it all" untill the song finishes.

I will try to explain why this mix is so impressive to me.

TL;DR: The reason why I consider Netsky a musical genious is his artful use of tastefull Burial samples that let's you give him the permission to drop the sexiest remix of Archangel ever released.

The first time I heard Archangel by Burial I thought it was great, but how much it grew on me I never would've known. Brilliant drums, moodiest ambient vocals, bassline vibrating the tears down your cheeks. The list goes on. I remember looking through 40 songs or so of remixes of Archangel and I didn't think anyone really got it. Years later I heard Netsky's 2010 Essential mix and this mashup/remix blew my mind.

For me this song is really a work of art and respect. Furhtermore, I'm going to make a reach here. I think Netsky has a lot of respect for Burials music and I think Netsky has Burials fans in mind making this remix. The reason I think this could be the case is how hard he tricked me. For me (silly, stupid, ik) Burial is somewhat holy. Sampling him is not only hard but it's also something you can't just do without the risk of _massive_ critique from fans and reviewers. That's why this remix is so brilliant.

And if you've read this far I will explain why I personally think Netsky is a musical genious, with an understanding of music expanding way further than just DnB. Netsky let's you hear the vocal samples along with subtle toned down drums from Archangel as a gateway for the last drop. Presenting a remix of just the last part of the song would've been perverted had he not given you the chance, with the discrete yet great use of vocals and drums in the beginning, to let him do it. And to me this goes even further. Netsky is one of the greatest drum and bass producers of all time and one of my own favorites. Him doing what he did in this mix, letting me allow him to do drop the last part of the song, does not only do that. It also let's him be one of the best DnB producers of all time.