Ok-pop woman group aespa blast off into area with a brand new Grimes-assisted remix of their hit single “Supernova.” The track from the four-woman group’s debut studio album, Armageddon – The first Album, will get an intergalactic brush-up as a part of a six-track remix EP that dropped on Friday (Sept. 20), iScreaM Vol. 33 ” Supernova / Armageddon Remixes.
In an X put up, Grimes defined why she stepped out of her typical lane for the undertaking. “I usually don’t do remixes however I couldn’t resist messing with this accapella even tho the unique manufacturing on this track is undefeatable,” Grimes wrote. “I went again to cyber twee for this and even had @angelfir_e sit behind me and cease me each time I attempted to overthink the manufacturing so… it’s very grimesy.”
She’s not kidding. Whereas the unique monitor from KARINA, GISELLE, WINTER AND NINGNING was a handy guide a rough, hyper dance pop banger, in Grimes’ fingers it will get a firmware replace with chilly, metallic beats, Grimes’ signature alien chirp sped-up vocals, celestial harmonies and new wave keyboards.
As well as, on Instagram Grimes mentioned sorry/not sorry for altering the track’s alluring refrain and drilling down on a lyric she was entranced by. “I do know I modified the hook however I used to be so shook by the lyric ‘deliver no mild of a dying star’ that was casually in there. Felt prefer it wanted a second,” she wrote. Grimes additionally posted a sequence of pics with the group through which she rocks a futuristic jumpsuit and sparkly crimson glasses. “rip the previous grimes she wud have cherished dis,” she wrote alongside the snaps.
Along with the Grimes “Supernova” remix, the EP options three new remixes of the album’s title monitor — by Flava D, 2Spade and Mount XLR — in addition to the unique variations of the title monitor and “Supernova.” On X, Grimes revealed that she did her personal “Armageddon” remix as nicely, noting, “idk if they need it however I may ask. I even have a second supernova remix that’s kinda good however my child destroyed the pc it was on so it’s unmixable.”
iScreaM Vol. 33 is a part of a four-year-old sequence from SM’s EDM label ScreaM Information that includes remixes of songs by SM artists that has perviously featured revamps of tracks from NCT 127, SHINee, Purple Velvet, Taeyeon, Ladies’ Era and others. Armageddon – The first Album debuted at No. 2 on Billboard’s Prime Album Gross sales chart in July, marking the quartet’s fifth undertaking to debut within the high 10 on that tally.
Take heed to Grimes’ “Supernova” remix and see her assertion beneath.
