The Cure surprises with the remix of “A Fragile Thing”

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After 16 years of waiting, The Cure does not stop innovating.

The emblematic leader of The Cure, Robert Smithcontinues to surprise his followers by releasing a new version of “A Fragile Thing”. This remix, titled “RS24 Remix”brings a dynamic twist to one of the key pieces of his most recent album, Songs of a Lost World.

Originally released in October as the second preview of the album, the song continues to captivate thanks to this reinterpretation. In this remix, Smith enhances the melancholic atmosphere of the song with layers of synths and textures that reinforce the characteristic introspective spirit of The Curewhile offering a renewed experience for fans.

The album Songs of a Lost Worldwhich marks the band's long-awaited return after a 16-year recording absence, was released in November. The first single, “Alone”came out in September, setting the stage for the full release. To celebrate this new stage, the band offered an exclusive concert at the iconic troxy in London on November 1, where they performed songs from the album, including “A Fragile Thing”.

This new version is now available to enjoy, offering fans a new perspective.

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