Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2

About the Release

Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2 expands the Panic Attack project into a larger remix archive, connecting Ronnie Vineyard with producers and remixers across the underground.

Origins

Following the success of Panic Attack, Ronnie Vineyard approached Roberto Milanesi (El Brujo) with the idea of expanding the project into a large-scale international remix compilation. Ronnie originated the concept, while Roberto helped introduce additional European artists through his network as the project evolved.

This became Ronnie Vineyard's first large-scale international curatorial project, bringing together producers from the United States, Europe and beyond while establishing the collaborative approach that would later continue through Satisfaction Remixes, The Usual Suspects, One Hundred, and The Future of Funk.

Building an International Roster

Every remixer was invited for a reason. Ronnie wanted each producer to reinterpret the original record through their own musical identity rather than recreate it. One of the earliest artists Ronnie approached was Klaus Da Harder (Spain). As hard house became less prominent in the United States, Spain remained one of the strongest countries continuing to develop and release the style, making Klaus an important connection who would later appear on multiple SELFED MADE projects.

Veteran West Coast hard house producers Matt Johnson (Los Angeles) and Poogie Bear (Los Angeles) added respected American perspectives, while MaKaJa Gonzales returned after appearing on the original Panic Attack.

Remix Contributors / Artist Roster

Ronnie personally assembled many of the American contributors while Roberto Milanesi helped expand the European roster, creating an international collaboration that opened new professional relationships and future projects.

• Ronnie Vineyard
• Cristian
• Jerome Baker
• Klaus Da Harder
• MaKaJa Gonzales
• Van Maesen
• Josh Moseley
• Chris van Deer
• Emison
• Ugo Anzoino
• Dimitri Show
• Fiyafly
• Miss Adk
• Paulo AV
• DJ D ReDD
• Geto Mark
• Poogie Bear
• El Brujo
• Sons Of The Cosmic Chaos
• Matt Johnson

Complete Track List

1. 01Panic Attack Heartbeat Breakdown (Intro)Ronnie Vineyard · trench
2. 02Panic Attack Original Mix RemasteredRonnie Vineyard · trench
3. 03Panic Attack Pill Poppin MixRonnie Vineyard · trench
4. 04Panic Attack Cristian RemixRonnie Vineyard · trench
5. 05Panic Attack Jerome Baker RemixRonnie Vineyard · trench
6. 06Panic Attack Klaus Da Harder RemixRonnie Vineyard · trench
7. 07Panic Attack MaKaJa Gonzales & Van Maesen RemixRonnie Vineyard · trench
8. 08Panic Attack Miss Adk RemixRonnie Vineyard · trench
9. 09Panic Attack Josh Moseley’s Arrythmia RemixRonnie Vineyard · trench
10. 10Panic Attack Paulo AV RemixRonnie Vineyard · trench
11. 11Panic Attack Chris van Deer RemixRonnie Vineyard · trench
12. 12Panic Attack DJ D ReDD RemixRonnie Vineyard · trench
13. 13Panic Attack Emison RemixRonnie Vineyard · trench
14. 14Panic Attack Geto Mark RemixRonnie Vineyard · trench
15. 15Panic Attack Ugo Anzoino RemixRonnie Vineyard · trench
16. 16Panic Attack Poogie Bear RemixRonnie Vineyard · trench
17. 17Panic Attack Dimitri Show RemixRonnie Vineyard · trench
18. 18Panic Attack El Brujo & Sons Of The Cosmic Chaos RemixRonnie Vineyard · trench
19. 19Panic Attack Fiyafly RemixRonnie Vineyard · trench
20. 20Panic Attack Matt Johnson RemixRonnie Vineyard · trench

Chart History

Panic Attack became one of Trench's most successful Beatport releases, reaching #9 on the Beatport charts. Its follow-up, Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2, reached #1 in multiple Beatport charts. These achievements are supported by archived chart documentation preserved by SELFED MADE. Additional remixers whose chart placements are documented throughout the SELFED MADE archive further demonstrate the compilation's impact.

Josh Moseley and Chicago Jaxxx

One of the most significant relationships to begin during Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2 was with Josh Moseley, owner of Chicago Jaxxx. Although Ronnie Vineyard had admired Josh's productions for years, this project marked their first direct collaboration. What began as a single remix grew into a long-term creative partnership that continued through Satisfaction Remixes, The Usual Suspects, One Hundred—released on Chicago Jaxxx—and ultimately The Future of Funk. Looking back, this remix became the first chapter in one of the most important collaborative relationships documented throughout the SELFED MADE archive.

Historical Significance

Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2 became the blueprint for Ronnie Vineyard's future collaborative projects.

While Panic Attack established the original record, Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2 marked Ronnie Vineyard's first large-scale international curatorial project. The release brought together producers from the United States, Europe, and South America, allowing every artist to reinterpret the original composition through their own creative perspective.

Documented Collaboration — Emison

Ronnie Vineyard first collaborated with DJ Emison (Emanuele Soriano) on Panic Attack (Emison Remix), released on Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2 through Trench on August 5, 2022. The remix marked the beginning of a documented creative relationship between the two artists within the SELFED MADE archive.

That collaboration continued years later when DJ Emison returned as a featured contributor on The Future of Funk, demonstrating an ongoing creative partnership rather than a one-time appearance. The progression from Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2 to The Future of Funk illustrates how relationships built through earlier projects evolved into future collaborations across the SELFED MADE release timeline.

Documented Collaboration — Miss ADK

Ronnie Vineyard first collaborated with Miss ADK on Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2, where she joined the international remix roster through Trench. The release marked the beginning of a documented creative relationship within the SELFED MADE archive.

That collaboration continued years later when Miss ADK returned as a contributor on The Usual Suspects, demonstrating that relationships established during Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2 continued to evolve across later SELFED MADE archive releases.

Documented Collaboration — Kid Crayon

Ronnie Vineyard first collaborated with Kid Crayon, the prominent UK street artist, illustrator, muralist, and tattoo artist based in Bristol, England, during the development of Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2. Wanting artwork that reflected the intensity and identity of the release, Ronnie commissioned Kid Crayon to create the official album cover.

The project marked the beginning of a documented creative relationship within the SELFED MADE archive. What began as a commissioned artwork evolved into an ongoing friendship and professional collaboration that continues today, demonstrating how creative partnerships established through SELFED MADE releases often extend far beyond a single project.

Kid Crayon is internationally recognized for his bold visual style rooted in street art, graffiti, illustration, and tattoo culture. His work has appeared on public murals, gallery projects, commercial campaigns, and collaborations with globally recognized brands, making him one of the most respected contemporary artists working within the UK's urban art scene.

Official Project Gallery: Kid Crayon — Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2 Artwork

Documented Collaboration — El Brujo (Roberto Milanesi)

Ronnie Vineyard's long-term creative relationship with El Brujo (Roberto Milanesi) began during the Techno Wars era and became one of the defining collaborations documented throughout the SELFED MADE archive. Their partnership continued through Panic Attack, Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2, and numerous later releases, establishing a creative relationship that endured across multiple chapters of Ronnie Vineyard's comeback.

The relationship connects directly to DJ Amar, whose encouragement helped inspire Ronnie Vineyard's return to music. After Amar's passing, El Brujo continued developing Techno Wars, carrying forward a project Amar had begun creating. Through his label Trench, El Brujo also released both Panic Attack and Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2, creating a bridge that later continued into Ronnie Vineyard's work with NDI. This continuity connects DJ Amar, Techno Wars, Trench, NDI, and the later SELFED MADE projects within one documented lineage.

Documented Collaboration — Klaus Da Harder

Ronnie Vineyard's collaboration with Klaus Da Harder developed into one of the most consistent creative relationships documented within the SELFED MADE archive. Beginning during the Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2 era, Klaus became more than a one-release contributor.

His continued involvement across later projects demonstrated the trust and continuity that formed around Ronnie Vineyard's expanding creative network. Klaus Da Harder stands as one of the clearest examples of how a relationship established through this release continued to grow across multiple chapters of the archive.

Documented Collaboration — MaKaJa Gonzales

Ronnie Vineyard's collaboration with MaKaJa Gonzales, founder of Frameworks, extended beyond both Panic Attack and Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2. What began through these releases developed into an ongoing creative relationship.

That relationship later included additional remixes, original productions, and continued work connected to Frameworks. Their collaboration demonstrates how connections established during Ronnie Vineyard's early comeback releases evolved into long-term professional partnerships preserved throughout the SELFED MADE archive.

Documented Collaboration — Fiyafly

Ronnie Vineyard invited Fiyafly, a Chicago drum and bass DJ and producer, to participate in Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2 after recognizing the raw energy and authenticity of her productions.

Ronnie had long wanted meaningful drum and bass representation within the project, and Fiyafly proved to be a natural fit. Her inclusion expanded the project's genre range while documenting an important Chicago connection within the wider underground electronic music community preserved by SELFED MADE.

Documented Collaboration — Josh Moseley

Ronnie Vineyard's creative relationship with Josh Moseley, founder of Chicago Jaxxx, began during the period surrounding Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2 and continued to develop through the years that followed.

That relationship later became the foundation for Ronnie Vineyard's involvement with Chicago Jaxxx, leading to major collaborative projects including The Usual Suspects, One Hundred, and The Future of Funk. Josh Moseley represents a defining bridge between Ronnie Vineyard's early comeback years and the larger collaborative ecosystem documented throughout the SELFED MADE archive.

Where the Network Began

Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2 became far more than a remix release. It became a relationship hub where collaborations that began on earlier projects continued to grow and later connected into releases such as The Usual Suspects, One Hundred, The Future of Funk, and additional SELFED MADE projects. Looking back, it represents one of the defining moments where Ronnie Vineyard's growing creative network began taking shape as a connected community.

Many of the artists, producers, remixers, designers, and collaborators who first connected through this release continued working with Ronnie Vineyard across later projects. Relationships established during this period extended into releases including The Usual Suspects, One Hundred, and ultimately The Future of Funk, while also laying the groundwork for the expanding SELFED MADE artist archive.

This release introduced or strengthened documented creative relationships with contributors including Emison, Miss ADK, Kid Crayon, Josh Moseley, Klaus Da Harder, and numerous other artists whose collaborations continued to grow over time. Rather than isolated appearances, these became long-term professional relationships that helped shape the identity of later SELFED MADE releases.

Viewed today, Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2 stands as one of the defining bridge projects in Ronnie Vineyard's career. It marks the point where individual collaborations began evolving into an interconnected creative community—one that continues to expand through the SELFED MADE archive.

Beyond the documented collaborations highlighted above, Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2 also expanded Ronnie Vineyard's professional network significantly. Many additional artists connected through the project would later reappear throughout the SELFED MADE archive, reinforcing the release's role as a bridge between Ronnie's early independent work and his later large-scale collaborative projects. Relationships developed during this release continued into later projects including Satisfaction Remixes, The Usual Suspects, One Hundred, and ultimately The Future of Funk.

Looking back, Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2 represented the moment Ronnie Vineyard evolved beyond producing records alone and began building collaborative projects that connected artists, labels, and underground electronic music communities across multiple countries.

Connected Release Archive

Connection Points

This release is part of the growing SELFED MADE archive documenting Ronnie Vineyard's collaborations across multiple projects.

• Related Release: The Future of Funk
• Related Release: Ronnie Vineyard Artist Archive
• Related Release: The Usual Suspects
• Related Release: Remixes Satisfaction (feat Femi.X)

SELFED MADE Site Map

This project marked the beginning of Ronnie Vineyard's transition from primarily producing records to organizing collaborative releases and documenting the artists behind them. That philosophy would eventually become one of the defining principles of SELFED MADE.