Minimalist electronic trio The Acid, have unveiled the first remix of their latest single “Ghost” by London-based producer Maya Jane Coles. Listen + share her reworking here.

“Ghost” is the third single to be taken from the band’s debut album Liminal, released earlier this year, via Mute in North America/Infectious in the rest of the world.

With her take on “Ghost” Maya injects a fresh shot of energy into the heavy and atmospheric sonic soundscape provided by The Acid, giving the track a head-nodding revamp, enabling the track to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with some of the freshest club dub plates around.

Maya Jane Coles is no stranger to the UK bass scene, having spent the last eight years releasing a multitude of EP’s and albums, as well as stepping up on remix duties for the likes of The XX, Little Dragon and Bonobo to name a few.

The Acid came together as a partnership between Brit Adam Freeland, L.A. producer Steve Nalepa, and Ry Cuming, a.k.a. RY X, an Australian singer/songwriter. First appearing in 2013 with their debut self-titled EP, the group quickly followed up with the release of Liminal, a sonically drenched body of work with clear nods to artists such as Portishead, Aphex Twin and Thom Yorke, that crosses over a range of genres, which include everything from techno and R&B to deep house and beyond.

Maya Jane Coles’ re-work of “Ghost” is the first in a series of remixes around the track, which the band plan to unveil before the year is out.

“Ghost” EP Tracklisting
“Ghost”
“Ghost” (Maya Jane Coles Remix)
“Ghost” (Oliver Schories Remix)
“Ghost” (William Arcane Remix)