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"We think of remixes as skewing songs, sending them in different directions \u2014 typically toward the dance floor. \u201CShe\u2019s 22\u201D \u2014 a track off Norah Jones\u2019s forthcoming album \u201CLittle Broken Hearts\u201D that has already been remixed, for a Record Store Day release, by ace indie producer and TV on the Radio guy Dave Sitek \u2014 is a little skewed to begin with. Going on the title alone, you might think it was a groupie anthem by a hair metal band, or maybe a tender portrait of a young woman finding her way in the world. But Jones makes it a first-person heartbreaker \u2014 the 22-year-old in question has captured the fascination of the narrator\u2019s lover.And instead of recreating the song, Sitek \u2014 who does subtract the acoustic guitar in favor of a vibrant (though gentle) beat \u2014 shores it up, making it sexier, more confident, more of a challenge to the man, all while preserving its shivery center. White noise ripples across the top; it sounds like goosebumps feel. You could also look at it another way: The man answering the question that Jones poses \u2014 \u201CDoes she make you happy?\u201D The remix sounds all the better when you realize that he\u2019s not entirely sure.The Remix&amp;nbsp;The Original[content:advertisement-center]&amp;nbsp;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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