The record kicks off with the original version of My Other Mix Is Better, employing shuffling organic percussion, resonant sub tones and low-pitched vocals as its driving force. Sporadic drum rolls creep into the groove adding a subtle movement, while heavily delayed vocal murmurs, ride cymbals and ethereal pads softly flutter away in the depths of the background, resulting in a peak-time workout. Stepping up next is David Durango, to remix My Other Mix Is Better, taking things in a slightly different direction with stripped minimalistic drums, a penetrating low-end bass hook and warm blossoming pads. Things slowly bloom in this state for several minutes before the focal point introduces warbling synth chords, stabs and jangling percussion to up the energy, as expected from an experienced producer like Durango, the rework is a tasteful and well rounded production.