THIS SONG IS NOT THE LUVTEK SMBU REMIXDJ Luvtek (His name is Vinh) was a 2000's DJ/Producer based in Los Angeles, Californa and later joined/made the electronic duo LAZRtag with his friend Erik Addison, alias StellarDRV.The earliest sighting of this remix is on DJ Luvtek's myspace (Dated: May 22nd, 2007). The remix later released more officialy on his Mixtape: Do It At The Disco (Earliest Sighting: July 3rd, 2007). The SMBU in the remix name stands for Smack My Bitch Up, a Prodigy song that was clearly sampled for the remix.DJ Mehdi never played this remix! DJ Mehdi played the verisions you and I have several months before this remix was ever released. DJ Luvtek just downloaded this version before he made his remix, pretty common occuruence when 2000's bloggers mislabel every file and upload it far from the origin (Example:Also, you could've figured all this out just from common sense, you don't need the dates. Just ask questions like:- How did DJ Luvtek get a clean acapella?- How did DJ Mehdi remove DJ Luvtek's drums and other edits? (SMBU vocals, splicing)- Why did DJ Luvtek add the drums to Let There Be Light to the song?The version I will soon upload can be proven to be directly from a DJ Mehdi set, don't doubt me on that. It also features an extended intro, different songs mixed with it, and a longer ending. This version (Which, once again, is NOT the DJ Luvtek Remix) is assumed to be DJ Mehdi for reasons like: He played it last time in my version, blogs that assumably hosted the file state it was from a "DJ Mehdi Podcast" and later to be Justice's debut album in an alternative form, and lastly I've just read mayn who assume it was also played by DJ Mehdi, and they more have more valid (Though unknown) reasons to beleive that (Same goes for why I beleive it is also a Feadz demo, that and the fact Feadz and Uffie made lots together.)