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Anysia Kym's 'Purity' Gets Dazzling Remix Treatment
17 Jun
Summary
- Thirteen diverse producers remixed Anysia Kym and Tony Seltzer's 'Purity' album.
- The remix album expands Kym's sound across genres like footwork and club.
- Collaborations span different scenes, creating unique sonic fusions.
Brooklyn artist Anysia Kym, known for her post-genre vision, has released "Purity (Flips)" which features thirteen producers reinterpreting tracks from her 2024 collaborative album with Tony Seltzer. The project expands the original "Purity" album's breezy and intoxicating sound into a diverse range of styles, from footwork to club music.
The remixers include label mates like MIKE (as dj blackpower) and artists from wider scenes such as Traxman, FearDorian, Bored Lord, and AceMo. These collaborations showcase a broad spectrum of beatmaking, with each producer bringing their unique creed and career to the project.
"Purity (Flips)" demonstrates Kym's adaptability, as her vocals integrate smoothly with varied production styles. Whether it's the hauntological digital decay on MIKE's reinterpretation or the energetic Baltimore club jam by Bored Lord, Kym's presence proves remarkably versatile. The original album's vibrant productions, thanks to Tony Seltzer, provide a rich palette for these new sonic explorations.
Standout tracks include umru and username's highly experimental "Speedrun," which blends breakcore, pop maximalism, and new age footwork, creating a sound that is both distinct and rooted in the artists' respective trades. This synthesis of unexpected elements exemplifies the best potential of remix albums.
