TuneYards - Hatari Remix

Review by Letizia Martinelli

TuneYards' latest album, Hatari Remix, is a bold and intriguing take on their previous work. The album features remixes of tracks from their 2018 album, I can feel you creep into my private life, by a range of artists including U.S. Girls, Cut Chemist, and Sal P. The remixes range from danceable to experimental, and the album as a whole offers a fresh perspective on TuneYards' already innovative sound.

The standout tracks on Hatari Remix include "Heart Attack (feat. Donn T.) [U.S. Girls Remix]," which transforms the original track into a funky, disco-inspired jam, and "Look at Your Hands (Sal P Remix)," which takes the original's infectious beat and adds a layer of hypnotic synths. The album's closing track, "ABC 123 (Moor Mother Remix)," is a haunting interpretation of the original, with Moor Mother's spoken word poetry adding an eerie element to the already unsettling lyrics.

Summary by Letizia Martinelli

While some remix albums can feel disjointed or repetitive, Hatari Remix manages to keep things interesting throughout. Each track offers a unique take on the original material, and the album as a whole feels cohesive despite the variety of styles and sounds. Fans of TuneYards will appreciate this fresh take on their music, and newcomers will find plenty to enjoy as well. Hatari Remix is a well-executed and engaging addition to TuneYards' discography.