Richard Vission Remixes "Any Other Day"

Grammy-nominated remixer/producer Richard Vission has been rocking dance floors around the world with his prolific remixes of Weezer, RadioHead, Timbaland, Prince, Lady Gaga, and Static Revenger. Most recently, he produced a radio remix of "Any Other Day" by Hilary Duff.

"Any Other Day" is an original single by Hilary Duff, which Robert Lawson wrote with her and Jonathan Glatzer. You can learn more about creation of the song here.

"Any Other Day" - Richard Vission Radio Remix Teaser

Although the remix is not currently available as part of the What Goes Up Movie Soundtrack, the original version is continuing to perform well in a growing number of markets in the United States. Amherst Records is expected to announce its intentions for an international release in the days ahead.

Any Other Day Continues To Earn Airplay

Hilary Duff’s single, Any Other Day, from the What Goes Up soundtrack continues to expand its airplay on stations across the country. Since being released in April, dozens of fans have promoted it on YouTube and supported the song with purchases on iTunes and Amazon.

The seductive meaningful song, which lends some final thoughts to the indy, What Goes Up, adds a mix of faith and uneasiness as it relates to tragedy. Like the film, the song asks we consider the events in life that shape us — the obstacles we must overcome in order to grow — and what they might mean. Or maybe, it asks if it means anything at all as we move toward a ‘higher place,’ as alluded to in Duff’s spellbinding vocals. Here's a rundown of new stations currently playing the single:

Any Other Day - New Airplay

KQID  Alexandria LA
WWKZ  Tupelo MS
KISR  Fort Smith AR
KCRS  Odessa TX
KIXY  San Angelo TX
WJMX  Florence SC
KUJ   Tri Cities WA
MusicChoice Satellite
WSTW Wilmington DE (test spin)

In addition to "Any Other Day,” the soundtrack presents a eclectic blend of artists. Included in the mix are never released songs by Innocent Bystanders, including "Kidz (Who Never Grew Up)," " Never Comin Back," and "Teenage Moments."

The soundtrack also includes the UK's all-girl band Electrelane with four tracks -- "You Make Me Weak At The Knees," "Cut And Run," "Two For Joy," and "Blue Straggler." Rounding out the mix is a 1999 digitally remastered version of David Bowie's hit "Heroes."

Other artists include Roddy Bottum, Al Sgro & The Brendan Hines, Jeremy Wall, and Anthony "Tony" Miranda. Miranda is also one of the three executive producers associated with Three Kings, which produced the film.

Bottum's contributions to the score have been cited by critics as deepening the emotion throughout the film. Bottum has said it's his finest score for any film. We hope you agree.