Watch the get down for Jamie xx's remix of The xx's "On Hold"

The xx closed out 2016 with the announcement of their album, I See You, with the release of the LP's lead track, "On Hold." More recently, English producer, DJ and face of the intersection of indie music and house and electronic music Jamie xx took his hand to the track, transforming it slowly into an immersive, techy house track. Immersive synth play translates into the video, debuted today, that splices together party scenes – some other worldly and some all too familiar. 

The track is available as a limited edition via white label 12" vinyl with the b-side as Four Tet's remix of the band's track "A Violent Noise."

The xx is currently on tour:

Sep 23             The Observatory North Park, San Diego, CA
Sep 24             Life is Beautiful Festival, Las Vegas, NV
Sep 26             Golden 1 Center, Sacramento, CA
Sep 27             Santa Barbara Bowl, Santa Barbara, CA
Sep 29             The Forum, Inglewood, CA
Oct 3               Starlight Theatre, Kansas City, MO
Oct 4               Ascend Amphitheater, Nashville, TN
Oct 6               Austin City Limits Festival, Austin, TX
Oct 9               Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, CO
Oct 10             The Great Saltair, Salt Lake City, UT
Oct 12             The Criterion, Oklahoma City, OK
Oct 13             Austin City Limits Festival, Austin, TX
Oct 15             III Points Festival, Miami, FL
Oct 17             Coca-Cola Roxy, Atlanta, GA
Oct 19             Champions Square, New Orleans, LA
Oct 21             Live Out Fest, Monterrey, Mexico
Nov 18-19       Corona Capital Festival, Mexico City, Mexico 
Jan 11             Trusts Arena, Aukland, New Zealand
Jan 13             Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne, Australia
Jan 17             Riverstage, Brisbane, Australia
Jan 20             The Domain, Sydney, Australia

Connect with Jamie xx: Facebook | Soundcloud | Official Site

Connect with The xx: Official | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook

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