Something's Changing (Remixes)

Electronic · 2018 · 12 tracks · 44m

Something's Changing (Remixes)

Electronic re-imaginings of intimate folk songs. Breathy vocals drift through liquid synths and muted, syncopated beats for a late-night, urban feel.

July 6, 2018 · Caroline International

This remix collection takes the skeletal, emotionally raw folk of the original album and wraps it in a protective layer of digital velvet. It is a record that feels like the city at 3:00 AM: quiet, slightly lonely, but pulsing with a hidden, rhythmic energy. Lucy Rose's voice, usually the center of a silent room, here becomes a ghost in the machine, drifting through clouds of reverb and syncopated drum patterns that provide a sense of forward motion without ever breaking the peaceful spell.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks · 44m

01

Intro (Chartreuse remix)

3:14

02

Soak It Up (JAWS remix)

3:39

03

Moirai (Liz Lawrence remix)

3:20

04

Second Chance (Fryars remix)

4:47

05

Is This Called Home (Anatole remix)

3:40

06

All That Fear (Otzeki remix)

3:51

07

Strangest of Ways (JMΔC remix)

3:25

08

Love Song (Evan Klar remix)

4:04

09

Soak It Up (Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly remix)

3:49

10

Strangest of Ways (Marcus Hamblett remix)

3:51

11

Second Chance (Intalekt remix)

3:11

12

No Good At All (Tobie Tripp remix)

3:59

Moments Worth Listening For

The way the Intro remix stretches the vocal into a haunting, unrecognizable ambient pad.

The sudden introduction of a syncopated, trip-hop beat under the delicate piano of Is This Called Home.

The shimmering, aquatic synth textures that replace the guitar on the Liz Lawrence remix of No-One Out There.

Where This Album Departs

How does Something's Changing (Remixes) sound next to the rest of Lucy Rose's catalogue?

Dreamy+4.0σ

Dreamy saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

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