With its deliberate pace, evocative vocals, and show stopping Andre 3000 performance, “Pink Matter” is ripe for the chopped and screwed treatment-a style that so often accentuates these particular characteristics. Lucius Leanin – “Pink Matter (Chopped and Screwed)” By restructuring Ocean’s sparing “White,” lengthening it, and adding a skittering percussive backbone, producer Mokhov breathes new life into the original’s amorphous and all-too-brief beauty.ħ. Sometimes simplicity is the strongest guiding principle for a remix. The end result, deep and grand, is an unusual, effective reworking. The duo of Styles&Complete matched Frank’s intensity with an anthemic dubstep vibe, pairing thunderous snares and a heavyweight bassline. This remix actually dropped around the time of the original “Thinkin Bout You,” and is a proper dubstep take on such an emotional song (arguably Frank’s best). Though Ocean and Jay-Z have already collaborated twice on record, “No Church In the Wild” and “Made In America” paired a still-developing singer with latter day Jay, a potent combination, but one that couldn’t answer such chronologically impossible questions as, “What would happen if Reasonable Doubt-era Hova got his hands on a track from Channel Orange?” Ponder no longer, as Sandurz combines Jay’s classic “Feelin’ It” with Frank’s “Crack Rock.” Hit next or click the picture to read on… Here are the ten remixes of Frank Ocean songs that have captured our attention so far. Where there is an artist who captures curiosity and inspires imagination, there will be remixes-and, with any luck, they’ll be as intriguing as their source material.
Though Frank Ocean‘s career is still in early bloom, the much buzzed about Odd Future singer has already amassed a considerable catalog, as concentrated as it is varied.
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