Big Pink remix Lily

Written By: Sean on September 16, 2009 Comments

Here’s an unexpected remix. Indie noisesmiths The Big Pink have taken on the Princess of Filthy Pop, Lily Allen. They turn her shiny electro lament about ageism/sexism into a dirty raver. I had no idea the lads had this in them, but perhaps I should have. At any rate, it’s a very effective remix, and the cold, synthetic beats and tweaked vocals of this mix actually help relay the isolation of the song’s protagonist quite well. Nice job, fellas!

Oh and a reminder: You can stream The Big Pink’s soon-to-be-released debut in its entirety on their website.

Lily Allen – 22

Tags: lily allen, the big pink

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