Think (About It) by Lyn Collins and It Takes Two by Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock: how alike are they?
Sonalize compared the two recordings: 92%, near-identical or shared recording.
| Harmony | 27% |
|---|---|
| Melody | 29% |
| Sound | 31% |
| Rhythm | 22% |
Consistent with the same recording being reused (a sample) or a faithful cover or re-recording.
| Think (About It) | It Takes Two | |
|---|---|---|
| Artist | Lyn Collins | Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock |
| Key | A Major | D Minor |
| Tempo | 112 BPM | 112 BPM |
| Most alike passage | 0:18–0:27 | 0:00–0:09 |
Same key
Shared recording: the audio of Think (About It) at 1:14–1:36 appears in It Takes Two at 4:32–4:55.
On Sonalize’s other-version check (a cover-song model), this pair is alike in style, as songs of the same genre often are, though not the closeness of another version (distance 1.72; other versions of a song in these comparisons have a median of 0.31, different songs that sound alike 1.27, random pairs 2.95).
Why this pair
This is a recording that samples the other. Public background: 'Think' break + vocal shouts; -. Sonalize's scores are measurements, not a view on any dispute.
How this was measured
Compared from the full recordings; Sonalize's fingerprint lookup confirmed both songs. The same engine runs in the Sonalize app on your own device. A score measures how alike two recordings are; it isn't a finding about copying, legal advice, or a rights clearance.
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