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I remember hearing the remixed version of this song sung by a children's choir.

It's VERY upbeat and high-tempo and happy! With a lot of awesome remixes in between.

I think the choir is from Scotland or somewhere.

But of course I failed to find it from Google or YouTube!

Could somebody please help me find it please!?

Much appreciated!!!

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  • Hi Pikachu, welcome to the site! Just to be clear, it is sung by a children's choir, and then also remixed (i.e. drums or effects added in production)? Or is the "remixing" just the fact that the choir is singing it? – Chris Sunami Aug 31 '18 at 12:58
  • Also, did you see a video? How do you know it's a children's choir? Could it have been adults singing high? How long ago did you hear it, and where? – Chris Sunami Aug 31 '18 at 13:06
  • It's sung by a children's choir and also remixed. It got awesome drums and basses effects in it! I believe it's a children's choir because children got some kind of unmistakable distinct sweet and innocent voices! It's impossible to imitate! Even the professional voice actors have a very subtle differences that you can hear if you hear it carefully! I hear it from a prison MP3 player long time ago and lost the player after shipping around different prisons! – Pikachu620 Sep 3 '18 at 7:37
  • Please specify how long "a long time ago" is, it will help us rule out answers if we know the exact timeframe. – Chris Sunami Sep 3 '18 at 14:04
  • It's probably 5 or 6 years ago!? But the song is probably older than that! – Pikachu620 Sep 4 '18 at 2:14
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They are neither Scottish nor a children's choir, but Pentatonix has an acapella version of "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" that has a modern, uptempo sound with a "remixed" aesthetic.

Several of them sing high, so it might sound like a children's choir if you didn't know who they were.

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    Thank you very much for your answer! But unfortunately they're not the one I'm looking for! – Pikachu620 Sep 3 '18 at 7:39

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