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2011 single by Arty and Mat Zo From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Rebound" is a song by Russian DJ and producer Arty with British producer Mat Zo. It was released by Anjunabeats as a digital download on 18 April 2011.[2]
"Rebound" | ||||
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Single by Arty and Mat Zo | ||||
from the album Anjunabeats Presents Mat Zo 01 | ||||
Released | 18 April 2011 | |||
Genre | Trance[1] | |||
Length | 7:45 | |||
Label | Anjunabeats | |||
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The track was the 200th release of Anjunabeats, and thus considered to be a landmark release.[3] This track was featured in numerous trance compilations.[4][5] Later in 2013, the track was illegally sampled in will.i.am's studio album, #willpower.[6]
The track premiered in February 2011 by Above & Beyond as an ID.[citation needed] Its name was revealed later in A State of Trance 2011[7] and confirmed in TATW 362 as the 200th release of anjunabeats.
"Rebound" is a progressive trance track of 132 BPM.[2]
In 2013, will.i.am sampled the song for his track "Let's Go" featuring Chris Brown.[8] Based on Arty & Mat Zo, will.i.am never cleared the track copyrights with label Anjunabeats, although Arty was listed in the track credits for "Let's Go".[9] From a tweet by Chris Brown, he stated that he didn't know of the track's original source and claimed that he performed the track due to a feature request.[8] will.i.am also initially feigned innocence by replying with "Who's Matzo?" on a YouTube comment by a listener who pointed out the original track.[8] Arty confirmed in a Facebook statement that he was never contacted by will.i.am.'s label, Interscope Records, for license agreements considering that the track was made in collaboration with Mat Zo.[10]
During his first official response on the case, he wrote that he contacted Arty after listening to "Rebound" and asked for a collaboration, in which Arty responded that he would be interested in one. Believing that Arty's response would be enough as an okay, will.i.am recorded a new version of the track for "Let's Go". He also stated that he was unaware that "Rebound" was co-created by Mat Zo.[9]
"You can't steal if you credited somebody. He and I communicated. ... It's not my fault he didn't tell me about the other guy. So who is to blame? I didn't know."
— will.i.am. in defense to the accusations[9]
In a later interview with radio station KIIS-FM, will.i.am. admitted stealing from "Rebound" accidentally and that he was confused whether he ever had the rights to use "Rebound" for his song.[11] He stated, "Arty is a dope producer so I wrote this song to 'Rebound' this last year. I got in touch with Arty and showed it to him, did a different version to it 'cause I asked him [to] make it newer 'cause I don't just wanna take your song and rap over it. But he said that after a year's time, "we preferred writing over and using the [original] rebound. Something happened and the clearance... hopefully we resolved the issue".[6] He then contacted the song owners for negotiation,[12] in which the song was removed from the regular edition on his album #willpower and replaced on the deluxe edition with the song "Feelin' Myself".[13]
Later in May and June 2013, Above & Beyond and Mat Zo, respectively, played the original track on Electric Daisy Carnival and made fun of will.i.am.[14]
No. | Title | Length |
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1. | "Rebound (Original Mix)" | 7:45 |
2. | "Rebound (Radio Edit)" | 3:29 |
Later in November 2011, a remix by Ukrainian producer Omnia was featured on Anjunabeats Volume 9 as a bonus track.[16]
In 2022, Jason Ross released a remix of the song.[17]
Region | Date | Format | Label | Reference |
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Worldwide | 18 April 2011 | Digital download | Anjunabeats | [2] |
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