After a whirlwind 12 months which included the release of their debut album ‘Borders’ to substantial critical praise, and shows with the likes of Thunderheist, Think About Life, You Say Party! We Say Die, Fischerspooner, and hosts of others, Guelph ON’s dance party bringers Green Go are pumping out the jams once again. But these ones come, how Ringo might say, with a little help from their friends. The Green Go Remix Project vol II, available as a free download on the interwebs as of April 1st, features the band’s dual-organic and electronic re-hashings of their friends’ bangers – Woodhands, Diamond Rings, Gregory Pepper, and Think About Life, as well as their own fuzzed-out remake of their own track Watch Your Step, which originally appeared on ‘Borders’. Remix Project vol II is the follow-up to Remix Project vol I, released in February 09. In retrospect, it was these remixes that proved to be the ticket that put Green Go on the map. Then, without a label to put out their finished debut, the band took to their home studio to tweak another fine set of friends and fellow Canadians – Born Ruffians, the D’Urbervilles, the Rural Alberta Advantage, Gentleman Reg, and Women. These remixes gained instant praise from the blogosphere across the world, including key tastemaker sites RCRD LBL, Hero Hill, I (Heart) Music, and others. Literally by the end of that same month, in a storm of label interest, Green Go had inked a deal with Maple Music imprint Pheromone. ‘Borders’ was …