Canadian producer Newselph has a one of a kind gift to be able to capture the raw and the refined in a single beat. After spending ten years in a self-imposed creative exile perfecting his craft, he emerged from beneath piles of snow. His array of samples, breaks, and bars speak life into the listener’s ear. As a producer, rapper, and reverend, he knows that excellence is all in the execution. The old saying goes, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. But why not? Cautious safety can stunt creativity, hinder growth, suppress creativity and render innocent curiosity. The story of humanity is rife with examples of luminaries. They dared to be like Daniel, challenge the status quo, and reinvent the wheel to push things forward. On If It Ain’t Broke, Remix It, Newselph reworks ten tracks from his Illect labelmates. With this masterful work, Newselph makes a strong argument about why remixes should remain, if not more so, a staple in Hip Hop music and culture. The lead single, “Those Were The Days,” features the UK’s Kinetik and BREIS. Newselph turns breezy into bluesy. The track morphs into a makeshift teleportation device to a simpler time. Fat laces, arcade games and handwritten letters reigned supreme.