>honestly i barely hear it as a remix. for me its like a new
>song that samples bjork.

that's not uncommon for remixes, especially in the 2000s, though.


>in fact you could remove the bjork
>bits and let it stand on its own

it might even sound better. bjork over a trendy dubstep track just sounds weird to me. bjork over trendy house music sounded natural, but back then, bjork was a lot more connected to what was mainstream, or rather what was popular underground music. today, she's a genre unto herself more than ever. that's why it was funny when she worked with timbaland NOW as opposed to 10 years earlier. bjork had become just too bjork for it to really work.


>i'm less impressed with the remix as with the attention to
>detail on the production.

it's great, but it is switch after all. diplo and M.I.A. owe him big time. speaking of diplo, did his jamaican dancehall project with switch ever come out?