Afrojack & Steve Aoki Featuring Miss Palmer - No Beef NuTone Remixes

Review by Krishna Sudhakar

No Beef NuTone Remixes by Afrojack & Steve Aoki: When Drum n Bass Met EDM and Didn’t Skip Leg Day Alright, buckle up, because this one’s a wild ride. Picture this: 2011, UK club scene, neon lights flickering like they’re having a seizure, and then boom—Afrojack and Steve Aoki drop "No Beef," a track so hype it could wake up your grandma. But wait, there’s more! Enter Nu:Tone, the remix wizard who took that banger and gave it a Drum n Bass makeover. The result? No Beef NuTone Remixes, an EP that slaps harder than your ex’s excuses. First off, let’s talk about Miss Palmer. She’s not just “featured”; she’s the secret sauce here. Her vocals are smooth but edgy, like peanut butter with a dash of hot sauce. Now onto the tracks—you’ve got two options: "No Beef (Nu:Tone Vox)" and "No Beef (Nu:Tone Instrumental)." Spoiler alert: both slap, but for different reasons. Track Breakdown - No Beef (Nu:Tone Vox): This is the crown jewel of the EP. It starts with those iconic chopped-up vocals—Miss Palmer basically serenading you while Nu:Tone throws beats at your face like confetti. You can practically hear the bassline flexing its muscles. What makes this version unforgettable is how seamless it feels. Like, did Afrojack and Steve Aoki always intend for their track to get remixed into Drum n Bass heaven? Probably not, but we’re glad it happened. Perfect for when you need to sprint to catch the bus or pretend you’re in a movie montage. - No Beef (Nu:Tone Instrumental): If the first track was the life of the party, this one’s the afterparty where everyone gets deep and weird. No vocals means all focus goes to Nu:Tone’s production chops. Dude doesn’t hold back—he crams every second with enough breakbeats and sub-bass to make your ears tingle. Honestly, if I ever rob a bank (not saying I would), this would be my getaway car soundtrack. It’s fast, chaotic, and kinda genius. Why It Works What makes No Beef NuTone Remixes stand out isn’t just the genre mashup—it’s the vibe. It’s like someone threw a rave and invited genres from opposite sides of the musical family tree, and somehow, they all got along. Credit to 3Beat Records for letting this experiment happen because holy moly, does it work. And sure, some purists might sniff at the crossover vibes, but who cares? Music rules don’t exist to be followed; they exist to be broken, preferably while dropping sick basslines. Final Thoughts So yeah, No Beef NuTone Remixes is a gem—a chaotic little bundle of energy that reminds us why electronic music is still king. Listening to it now feels like revisiting an old friend who hasn’t aged a day. Except maybe the friend has had a few too many energy drinks and won’t stop talking about how awesome 2011 was. Would I recommend it? Absolutely. Just don’t blame me if you suddenly develop an urge to start DJing—or worse, wearing neon wristbands again.

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Artist: Afrojack & Steve Aoki Featuring Miss Palmer
Album: No Beef NuTone Remixes

Electronic

Drum n Bass

2011

Rating: 4.22

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Track	Duration	Preview
No Beef (Nu:Tone Instrumental)
No Beef (Nu:Tone Vox)

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Afrojack and Steve Aoki ft. Miss Palmer - No Beef (Vocal Mix)

Afrojack & Steve Aoki ft Miss Palmer - No Beef (Official Music Video)

Afrojack and Steve Aoki - No Beef (Instrumental Mix)

Afrojack & Steve Aoki ft Miss Palmer - No Beef (Nu Tone Vocal Mix)

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3beat058r

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Featuring	Miss Palmer
Remix	Nu:Tone

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Nick van de Wall (born 9 September 1987), commonly known by his stage name Afrojack, is a Dutch music producer and DJ. He was born and raised in Spijkenisse, South Holland. He was listed as number 7 on the DJ Mag Top 100 DJ's of 2011. His 2010 entry into the poll at number 19 was the highest new entry of that year's list. He is currently ranked at number 9 on the DJ Mag Top 100 DJ's of 2012. Afrojack's song "Take Over Control," which features Dutch singer Eva Simons, charted in a number of countries. In July 2010, Afrojack created an Essential Mix for BBC Radio 1. In December 2010, Afrojack announced, via his website, that he would release an album called Lost & Found. The album was released December 22, 2010. In 2011 Afrojack opened the year by remixing Ian Carey and Snoop Dogg's single "Last Night" to great acclaim. Later on, Afrojack was featured on Pitbull's #1 hit single "Give Me Everything" along with Ne-Yo and Nayer. He also contributed to the single "Run the World (Girls)" by Beyoncé. In January 2012 Afrojack received an European Border Breakers Award. Afrojack runs an imprint label named Wall Recordings, which has Dutchhouse DJs such as himself, R3hab, and Sidney Samson signed onto the label.

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Nick Leonardus van de Wall

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AJ
Afro Jack
DJ Afrojack
DJAfrojack

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Nick van de Wall
Kapuchon
NLW

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Here’s something cool: The album *No Beef NuTone Remixes* by Afrojack & Steve Aoki is a hidden gem in the electronic music scene. It came out in 2011 and features remixes by Nu:Tone, a master of drum and bass. Fun fact—this UK release includes two tracks: one with vocals by Miss Palmer and an instrumental version. It’s wild how they took a high-energy track and gave it a fresh, genre-bending twist. Perfect for anyone who loves deep beats with a touch of experimentation.