Fatboy Slim is releasing a mash-up called “Satisfaction Skank,” blending The Rockafeller Skank with the Rolling Stones’ (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.

The track layers Keith Richards’ guitar riff and Mick Jagger’s vocals over Fatboy Slim’s dance production, creating a cross-genre fusion of classic rock and late-90s electronic music.

This release marks another official collaboration between Fatboy Slim and The Rolling Stones, following prior Stones remix projects such as I’m Free and Sympathy for the Devil.

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Pre-orders and pre-saves are available at satisfactionskank.com, with broader promotional activity planned around the release.

A press narrative ties the artists’ legacies to the cultural impact of the referenced songs.

Originally created about a quarter-century ago, the mash-up will be officially released on December 11 as both a 12-inch vinyl single and digital formats.

The mash-up originated from live performances in 1999 and circulated as bootlegs before the planned official release, which includes pre-save options and a limited-edition vinyl.

The article situates Fatboy Slim’s influence in the late 1990s to early 2000s big beat/house scene, highlighting his major performances and festival presence.

The piece is credited to John L. Micek of masslive.com and updated for publication on November 29, 2025.

A promotional video on The Rolling Stones’ Instagram features Fatboy Slim discussing the track and teases the release with clips from live performances.

The 12-inch red vinyl edition is priced around GBP 25 and includes an etched B-side; the release is also available for download and streaming, with pre-orders via SatisfactionSkank.com and a Bandcamp preview through Southern Fried Records.

The red vinyl edition will feature a 140-gram pressing with an etched B-side logo, with additional purchasing options and previews online.

Mick Jagger has previously shown appreciation for The Rockafeller Skank, including it in a 2024 gym playlist, signaling mutual interest surrounding the mashup project.

The story underscores the Rolling Stones’ enduring legacy and the milestone of 60 years for (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction, recognized by Rolling Stone and its inclusion in the National Recording Registry.

The Rolling Stones were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1989, while Fatboy Slim remains known for hits like Weapon of Choice.

Negotiations involve Fatboy Slim’s Southern Fried label and ABKCO Music & Records, with possible involvement or approval from Mick Jagger or The Rolling Stones.

Descriptions suggest this mash-up could become Fatboy Slim’s greatest work, built through negotiations with The Rolling Stones and Mick Jagger’s involvement.