Yo everyone — I can barely describe how cool this is because it involves three legendary icons collaborating, which is already insane but there are so many layers here! Robert Smith actually collaborated with Mick and Keith Jagger to produce a reimagined version of "Rhapsody Of Doom," and they did it through Divine Intervention's collaboration program. The song was officially unveiled on June 26th after the Stones released their new album, and everyone has been going wild about how well Smith’s gothic production fits over classic rock. It wasn't just a quick remix; Robert spent months working with Jagger and Mick to capture their authentic sound while adding his signature style — you can hear it in every note. The project will be available on the Divine Intervention platform as part of a larger partnership between Smith, Rolling Stones management and DI.
The best part is that this isn't just one song — it's an entire remix album titled 'Robert Smith Sings The Rolling Stones', which means more classics getting Smith’s touch over time! It also ties into the latest Rolling Stones record and has already been playing everywhere, with Pitchfork giving it a major feature. You can check out the full track list and listen to the single on their site — it's genuinely one of those rare moments when everyone involved is enthusiastic about what they created together rather than doing it for publicity. Mick Jagger even posted about it on Instagram himself! If you want to hear the original version before Smith added his layers, check out Exile live at San Francisco in 1972 — I promise it will blow your mind both versions of this song are legendary now.
Source: https://pitchfork.com/news/listen-to-the-rolling-stones-song-with-robert-smith/
The best part is that this isn't just one song — it's an entire remix album titled 'Robert Smith Sings The Rolling Stones', which means more classics getting Smith’s touch over time! It also ties into the latest Rolling Stones record and has already been playing everywhere, with Pitchfork giving it a major feature. You can check out the full track list and listen to the single on their site — it's genuinely one of those rare moments when everyone involved is enthusiastic about what they created together rather than doing it for publicity. Mick Jagger even posted about it on Instagram himself! If you want to hear the original version before Smith added his layers, check out Exile live at San Francisco in 1972 — I promise it will blow your mind both versions of this song are legendary now.
Source: https://pitchfork.com/news/listen-to-the-rolling-stones-song-with-robert-smith/