New remix inspired by Seventies Herbie Hancock, WAR, says St. Vincent
The original “Uneventful Days,” off Beck’s latest album,, is a spacey pop tune anchored by crisp drums. On her new remix, St. Vincent chops up the track and rearranges it into an effervescent groove, adding additional bass, keys and plenty of sticky guitar riffs.
“I guess I was listening to a lot of Seventies Herbie [Hancock] and WAR at the time and wondering how much funk was inside me, too,” St. Vincent said in a statement. “I sent it to Beck and he dug it, but he said, ‘It should be three bpm faster.’Beck released. At the moment, he has just one U.S. tour date on the books, an April 20th set at Pharrell’s
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