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Blue Eyes (Remixes)
Electronic · 2012

Blue Eyes (Remixes)

Ladyhawke

Pulsating electronic re-imaginings of Ladyhawke's jagged indie-pop. A collection of club-ready textures that turn internal anxiety into outward motion.

September 2012 · Modular Recordings

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Blue Eyes (Remixes) takes the nervous energy of Pip Brown's second studio album and translates it into the language of the dancefloor. While the original track was defined by its jagged guitars and post-punk urgency, these remixes smooth out the edges with lush synthesizers and driving percussion. It is a sonic exploration of 'sad at the disco,' where the lyrical themes of social paranoia and internal struggle are juxtaposed against beats designed for physical release. The production is crisp and modern, favoring the digital sheen of the early 2010s electronic scene over the 80s nostalgia of her debut.

Moments Worth Listening For
the moment the original guitar riff is replaced by a thick, oscillating bass synth
a breakdown where the vocals are pitched down into a ghostly, unrecognizable drone
the sudden re-entry of the main hook after a long, minimalist percussion build
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Blue Eyes (Remixes) sound next to the rest of Ladyhawke's catalogue?

Vocal Layering+3.4σ

The vocals lean far further into vocal layering than the rest of the catalogue.

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