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[Listen] Zola Jesus - "In Your Nature" (David Lynch Remix)
Late last year Zola Jesus released her warmly received LP Conatus but since the release of the album we've not really seen many remixes of it appear online. Pitchfork now points towards a break in that trend and the reason for the change of heart is the talented David Lynch. He's remixed her Conatus featured track "In Your Nature" and the results can be enjoyed below. Worth the wait on the remix front or do you think Zola was right to leave her work untouched?
[Listen] Active Child - "High Priestess" (CFCF Remix)
Another day, another nice sounding remix to wrap your ears around. Today's comes from CFCF, who has decided to take on Active Child's You Are All I See featuring track and a personal favourite, "High Priestess". The mix itself is pretty minimal and is a welcome humpday easy listen. Getting back into this new year and work thing is tough, huh?! Hope you guys are finding it a little easier with the help of some good new music. Hit play and enjoy.
[Listen] Rihanna - "We Found Love" (Star Slinger Refix)
On Christmas day we offered up the great sounding refix from Star Slinger of Mount Kimbie's "Before I Move Off". It would appear the Manchester man likes to keep himself busy over the holiday period and has offered up yet another track for fans to enjoy. Mixing up Rihanna's hit "We Found Love" he turns it into a sunshine filled mix that will put you on the white beaches of Ibiza in just over 3 minutes! Magic.
Rihanna - We Found Love (Star Slinger Refix) by Star Slinger
[Listen] Florence & The Machine - "No Light, No Light" (Dave Sitek Remix)
After having remixed MF DOOM's "Rhymin' Slang" just last week, Dave Sitek, of TV On The Radio and Maximum Balloon, is at it again, and this time around he's remixed Florence & The Machine's "No Light, No Light." The song, which was one of twelve featured on Florence & The Machine's recently released sophomore album Ceremonials, will be released as a 12" single on January 16th, and Mr. Sitek's remix will accompany it as a b-side. The remix does change the song, however, slightly sacrificing the sombre mood of the original in order to make the song more danceable. Despite that, though, the two songs will make for an excellent single, so check out the remix below, courtesy of a premiere at FactMag.
[Listen] Cut Copy - "Sun God" (Andrew Weatherall Remix)
"Sun God," the fifteen-minute epic that closed out Cut Copy's third studio album Zonoscope, will soon be released as a single, and included in that single will be several remixes by U.K. DJ/producer Andrew Weatherall. Today, we get a taste of one of his remixes in the form of a nine-minute, pulse-pounding rework of the album closer. Below, you can listen to and download Weatherall's fantastic remix.
Cut Copy - "Sun God" (Andrew Weatherall Remix) by Some Kind of Awesome
[Listen] JJ DOOM (Jneiro Jarel & DOOM) - "Rhymin’ Slang" (Dave Sitek Remix)
In early 2012, Complex Vol. 1, a compilation marking the ten year anniversary of Lex Records, will be released, featuring ten exclusive tracks from artists such as Jneiro Jarel, DOOM and Thom Yorke/Jonny Greenwood, Neon Neon, and Boom Bip. The latest addition to the anniversary compilation is a remix of a brand new DOOM track titled "Rhymin' Slang." The remix was done by none other than Dave Sitek, of Maximum Balloon and TV on the Radio fame, and was originally produced by Jneiro Jarel. You can listen to the remix below. Complex Vol. 1 drops in early 2012, so make sure to head over to Lex Records' official website to preorder today, where you can also purchase individual MP3's of five of the compilation's tracks.
JJ DOOM 'RHYMIN SLANG' (Dave Sitek Remix) - PREVIEW EDIT by LexRecords
[Listen] Feist - "How Come You Never Go There" (Beck Remix)
Last month we got to enjoy the fantastic remix of Feist's Metals featuring single, "How Come You Never Go There" from Clock Opera. That was great. Today though, an old master returns to the internet to offer up a remix of that very same track. The man I'm talking about is the uber talented Beck, who last worked with Feist back in '09 when he was doing his Record Club. Beck has brought the funk to the track so I'll stop moving my fingers around the keyboard and let the remix do the talking. Enjoy it below via Pitchfork.
[Listen] A-Trak x Zinc - "Stingray" (Benga Remix)
Yesterday evening, we posted up a remix from Skream for his rework of Theophilus London's "I Stand Alone". In that post we touched on the fact him and long term partner in crime Benga now have a BBC Radio One show together that is going to become a weekly thing from April 2012. DOPE. So, what better way to celebrate today than with a track from Benga. It comes in the shape of a remix of A-Trak and Zinc's "Stingray" and Benga makes it his own. Give it a try below and mark your calendars for April. UK Dubstep isn't going anywhere. (Via The Fader.)