Zola Jesus - In Your Nature (David Lynch Remix)

In Your Nature (b/w David Lynch Remix) EP
Artist: Zola Jesus

Release date: Feb 21, 2012
Released by: Sacred Bones Records (all rights reserved)
Pre-Order: http://sacredbonesrecords.com/release...

Nika Roza Danilova, admittedly, has never been a huge fan of remixes in general. Although she makes dance-y beats and music, the dozens of remix requests that come in each week — both asking her to lend her own stems or to produce for other bands — have been declined. Both artist and label tend to feel that most remixes frequently fail to improve on the original and since Sacred Bones is not (yet) a full fledged dance 12-inch label, no one in this camp has felt that remixes are an imperative for our roster artists who do not wish to engage in them.

Once in a while though, an opportunity comes along that we simply can not pass up. The chance to work with one of our all time favorite artists, David Lynch, was such an opportunity. And so it is our honor to present the first and only official authorized Zola Jesus remix, "In Your Nature," as heard through the ears of David Lynch. We gave Mr. Lynch a copy of her album Conatus and let him pick which track he wanted to work with. He chose a track that we felt already had single potential, and replaced the tension building string patches with intricately crafted guitar parts, orchestrated and performed by himself and music assistant Dean Hurley. What was once a dance track becomes a lurching, cinematic masterpiece. The beat is slowed to a crawl, drum and synth patches removed entirely, and what is left is something perhaps closer to the nature of Zola Jesus than we ever could have hoped for.

Zola Jesus is the stage name of Russian American singer/songwriter Nika Roza Danilova (born on 11 April 1989). Having released three EPs and two full-length albums, combining industrial, classical, electronic, goth and experimental rock influences, she received generally good reviews and was regarded as one of the names to watch out for in 2011


Lyrics:
Eyes above me
Eyes above
And I just hope the war becomes a whole
I don't want to know
Found me shaking
Out of room
A hundred words
We're never sure
We want to go
Feel it coming
To the steps
Wearing me whole
And bury me in
Never go
It's coming down
Like a shark
Through in the sky
And I don't even know why
If it's in your nature
You never win
If it's in your nature
You never win

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[zayaaaB]

chuck and blair :)

[RJOPhoto]

this wasn't nearly as weird as I expected it to be

[OtterWater528]

I was expecting it to smell like cigareetes but it didn't. That's weird enough for me.

[Duha g]

Love it

[performvision]

Great as always

[Antonio Bellanti]

"artist and label tend to feel that most remixes frequently fail to improve on the original" - and maybe this should say something about DJS who thnk somehow they are doing anything original and something I can teach a 10 year old to do well.

[kha mpi]

I like this song

[vic0mark]

Artistic integrity you say? If only the music industry shared your faith in the power of the creative process. I complete agree with your definition of the ideal, but I fear that a vast majority of what is out there is not an artistic process, but a marketing process. A remix can be a beautiful thing, or a "dumbing down" of the original, or a cash grab. I don't know enough about this artist to make a judgement.

[otto lynch]

i ♥ Lynch! Zola Jesus ♥

[singitloud8]

i wanna fuck your voice!!! :D

[dunkleMaschine]

Zola sexy SONG SEXY!

[corinne guillemot hamel]

Don't wanna hear gossip girl bullshits.

We're listening a wonderful voice