What did High Klassified do to TheMIND's Pale Rose? I know he had to approach this joint looking to kill, but did he have to slaughter? The original song was already good; now it's nasty and refurbished back to sounding like a brand new song.
High Klassified's Pale Rose remix has so much movement. High cracks the song open with wintry keys, subtle crackling noises of an open fire, and through my ears what sounds like nearly hushed moving of a horse-pulled carriage. I hear a minor rocking in the rickety wood. It's a very natural sound. There's an extreme peace to the noises. He recreates the natural sounds of elements and material in such a way that the remix becomes infused with a naturalist wildlife feeling and openness. Klassified manages to freeze the Pale Rose before the song's truly even begun. And by the time it does, he leaves it dripping in its own poison.
High Klassified sets the rest of Pale Rose off. That pacing ding x chord x keys amalgamation is like the climb of a roller-coaster before the drop. And then you plummet. High's drums burst in and not surprisingly bring in a ton of oomph. I thought his thwacking drums and cog in a clock ticking sound were trying to rupture and erode the track from the inside out. Those wavy high frequency sounds shoot in spurts like they're working with the drums to pop something open. It's such a forceful sound, yet High Klassified is still able to make the remix feel like a dance track with the claps, and the addition of zippy party ready organ keys played in brisk intervals and keeping TheMIND's vocals in tact but wrapped in an upbeat tempo bow. It's a remix that's truly a remix. High Klassified didn't just throw in a drum, he changed each nuance of the music. And because of it, he and TheMIND step out and step up even colder for it.
Listen to Pale Rose (High Klassified Remix) below.
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