The Remedy and 4 Tet have joined forces on a restricted version ‘Alone’ remix vinyl for File Retailer Day.
4 Tet (actual identify Kieran Hebden) took over London’s EarTH this previous weekend (March 7) and debuted his remix of Robert Smith and co’s 2024 comeback single from their three-time BRIT nominated 14th album ‘Songs Of A Misplaced World’.
Now, The Remedy have taken to their official X/Twitter account to announce that they are going to be releasing the 4 Tet remix of ‘Alone’ as a part of this yr’s File Retailer Day occasion happening on April 12.
In response to the tweet, will probably be pressed on “an unique one-sided black label 12″ vinyl” whereas “all Remedy file royalties from the sale of ‘Alone (4 Tet Remix)’ 12′ launch will profit Médecins Sans Frontières / Medical doctors With out Borders (MSF). UK (Charity quantity: 1026588). Not less than £2 per file offered shall be donated.”
cont.. UK (CHARITY NUMBER: 1026588). AT LEAST £2 PER RECORD SOLD WILL BE DONATED. (2/2)
— The Remedy (@thecure) March 13, 2025
The Remedy may even be releasing an image disc of their sixth studio album ‘Head On The Door’ for File Retailer Day as effectively. You possibly can try different releases as a part of the annual occasion right here.
Again in 2022, one in all 4 Tet’s songs was featured on the ‘Eat Your Personal Ears Recordings EP 1’ alongside Smith’s mixture of Trip‘s ‘Vapour Path’.
‘Songs Of A Misplaced World’ noticed The Remedy bag their first Quantity One album within the UK in 32 years, with NME awarding it 5 stars. “Cruel? Sure, however there’s at all times sufficient coronary heart within the darkness and opulence within the sound to carry you and place these songs alongside The Remedy’s best,” it learn.
“The frontman advised that one other two information could also be arriving sooner or later, however ‘Songs Of A Misplaced World’ feels enough sufficient for the wait we’ve endured, only for being arguably probably the most private album of Smith’s profession. Mortality could loom, however there’s color within the black and flowers on the grave.”
It was additionally included in NME’s record of Finest Albums Of The Yr, whereas lead single ‘Alone’ starred in NME’s Finest Songs Of 2024. “‘Alone’ ended a 16-year drought and proved The Remedy haven’t misplaced any of their magic. By swirling synths and cinematic instrumentation, paired with Robert Smith’s poignant lyricism and melodies, this epic is a masterwork of ethereal magnificence and uncooked emotional depth,” the latter learn. “One in every of their most charming songs to this point.”
