MP3: Rachel Goodrich "Light Bulb" (ANR Remix)

Which is more jarring? Pairing a song like Rachel Goodrich's sweet ukulele number "Light Bulb" with a bunch of gun-toting gangstas for a video, or subtracting the ukulele altogether? Well, the second scenario happens when the ex-Miami songstress gets the remix treatment from South Florida electro-pop specialists ANR.The track loses...

By Reed Fischer

April 7, 2011

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Which is more jarring? Pairing a song like Rachel Goodrich's sweet ukulele number "Light Bulb" with a bunch of gun-toting gangstas for a video, or subtracting the ukulele altogether? Well, the second scenario happens when the ex-Miami songstress gets the remix treatment from South Florida electro-pop specialists ANR.

The track loses none of its original sweetness with this new, synthesized version. This one's ready for all-ages jamming -- no need to put the kiddies to bed.

Stream and download the track (courtesy of RCRD LBL) below.

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