Time to mess around. Again. The great HOT CHIP have remixed “Big Love,” a track from Matthew E. White‘s debut release, Big Inner, which Stereogum today called a “stunning and sorta miraculous collection.” Premiering on SPIN, the remix stays true to the original song while zooming in and out of the tune’s various pulses: J.C. Kuhl’s squawking baritone sax, Phil Cook’s rolling piano, the choir’s “same old shit.” Listen below.

White writes:

Although the very nature of recorded music flies in the face of this, I’m a firm believer that art is never finished, it only stops in interesting places. Fortunately, versions, dubs and remixes allow you to see a song from a new perspective, they un-stick a recorded experience from a particular moment in time and allow it to live again. Today I’m very excited to share a marvelous remix that Hot Chip has done for Big Love, one that unlocks the song and turns it inside out. It stays very honest to the original material but also breaks it open in a terrific way. Take a listen, listen to the original, hear what is changing and what’s not, what’s new and what’s not. Hot Chip did a GREAT job, its a pleasure to have them on the mix, and for that I send them my biggest love.

Listen to “Big Love (Hot Chip Remix)”:

Catch Matthew E. White on tour.