How Many Votes Fix Mix

"How Many Votes Fix Mix" is a remix album by British-Sri Lankan musician M.I.A., released on November 9, 2004. The album features remixes of songs from M.I.A.'s debut studio album, "Arular", as well as new tracks and collaborations with other artists. "How Many Votes Fix Mix" showcases M.I.A.'s politically charged lyrics, innovative production, and genre-defying sound, blending elements of hip-hop, dancehall, electronica, and world music. The remix album reflects M.I.A.'s activist spirit and her commitment to using music as a tool for social change and cultural expression.

Interesting Facts:

1. Political Engagement: "How Many Votes Fix Mix" addresses political themes such as immigration, globalization, and social justice, echoing M.I.A.'s outspoken activism and her experiences as a British-Sri Lankan artist. Through her music, M.I.A. challenges conventional narratives and amplifies the voices of marginalized communities, highlighting issues that often go unheard in mainstream discourse.
2. Collaborative Spirit: The remix album features collaborations with other artists and producers, including Diplo, the DFA, and DJ Marlboro, among others. These collaborations add depth and diversity to the album's sound, showcasing M.I.A.'s ability to collaborate with a wide range of creative talents and push the boundaries of genre and style.
3. Underground Appeal: "How Many Votes Fix Mix" gained a cult following among fans of underground and experimental music, with its eclectic sound and provocative lyrics resonating with listeners who appreciate music that challenges conventions and pushes boundaries. Despite its limited commercial success, the album's impact on the underground music scene solidified M.I.A.'s reputation as a pioneering and influential artist.