.rosaliavt's 'A Palé' gets even more haunting in a new remix by Gesaffelstein 👻
Gesaffelstein spent hours tinkering with rusted screws and bits for this undead cyborg version of Rosalía's unorthodox hit. There's shaky synths pressed into loudspeakers and replicated across the entirety of the song. Gigantic, robotic claps echo behind Rosalía's soft voice.
Rosalía's the evil AI ruler who lives inside of a giant computer mainframe, pulling the strings of the government while everyone suffers. The song ends with a long and drawn-out synth line that cuts out with 15 seconds left, leaving you to bask in the aftermath of this guttural roar. It's breathtaking and unsettling, to say the least.
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