Home / Music / Rushent rebuilt the songs instead of just extending themMusic linernotes album music the-human-leagueRushent rebuilt the songs instead of just extending themFor The Human League’s Dance remix EP, Rushent went back into the studio and substantially restructured the songs rather than simply extending them, creating essentially new versions. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesThe Human League lost two founding members before DareMartin Rushent turned Human League tracks into extended dance versionsDon't You Want Me was Dare's biggest hit, topping charts on both sides of the AtlanticMartin Rushent built a custom studio for Dare's polished synth-pop soundThe Human League's 'Don't You Want Me' topped charts in the UK and USExploreTimbaland's work on Ginuwine's debut launched a legendary producer runPeter Gabriel's Sledgehammer video won a record nine MTV Video Music AwardsPhiladelphia International gave The Stylistics a late-career revivalBob Marley's Uprising confronted mortality and faith'One in a Million' became Aaliyah's signature singlePrevious Ryan Gosling really sang 'I'm Just Ken' on the Barbie soundtrackNext Quiet Life marked Japan's shift from glam rock to synth-pop