Rhosyn “Glass (Deptford Goth Remix)”

13 Feb 2013 — Henning Lahmann

Rhosyn is the solo recording moniker of Oxford native, London resident Rose Dagul, whose highly intricate, vocal- and cello-centred take on intimate chamber pop has turned quite a few heads already, not only among her peers at Oxford's acclaimed Blessing Force imprint and artist collective, of which she has been part for a while now. "Glass", the intriguing opening song of her debut EP Elbow of Capture, has now received an equally compelling if completely altering rework treatment by fellow London producer (and NFOP favourite) Daniel Woolhouse aka Deptford Goth, who has barely left the track's basic structures intact and turned "Glass" into a yearning and melancholic electro pop gem that suitably resonates the original's wistful lyrics solely by sonic means.

Elbow of Capture is out now on Blessing Force. Order your copy here. Deptford Goth's breathtaking, highly recommended debut LP Life After Defo will be released by Merok on March 18.

Listen to the original version as well, which was premiered on Pitchfork in November of last year: