Anyma delivers stunning remix of FKA Twigs track: Listen

6 December 2024
2 minutes · By Chris Vuoncino

Over the last year, Anyma has risen to the forefront of the electronic music landscape, delivering two incredible albums and performing visually stunning performances. As the producer continues to prepare for his epic residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas to close out 2024, he has shared a new remix of another visually vibrant artist. FKA Twigs has always merged art with her music, crafting incredible music videos and exhilarating choreography throughout her performances. The merging of visual and sonic art makes her and Anyma a perfect combination.

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As the year comes to an end, Anyma has delivered a stunning remix of FKA Twigs’ single Eusexua. The track provides a stunning interpretation of the original production.

FKA Twigs released Eusexua ahead of her upcoming album of the same name. The album will release next month, but the Anyma remix of the single will certainly work to build further hype for the collection. While her original release offers a more minimalist production, showcasing her own style that she has cultivated, Anyma adds his own touch and nuance to his remix. Crafting the track to provide more energy and drive throughout, it is a beautiful contrast to the original.

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