The entire world claimed Michael Jackson upon his death, with collaborators, fans, and random admirers carving up pieces of his formidable legacy for themselves. Motown’s The Remix Suite, a best-of compilation compiling tracks from three recent Michael Jackson remix EPs, finds a battery of top dance and hip-hop producers remixing tracks from the icon’s Motown days and recreating Michael’s music in their own image. Mostly, that means a lot of big-name dance producers and DJs letting Jackson’s early songs float away on an interchangeable wave of four-on-the-floor drum patterns and disco synthesizers. The dance-first approach sometimes yields dividends, like when Mikkas transforms Jackson’s infamous self-pity anthem “They Don’t Care About Us” (of “Kick me, Kike me” notoriety) into slinky house paranoia; it’s incoherent rage you can dance to!