A trio of producers dive the depths of Ohal's kaleidoscopic "Hornet's Cave," a standout piece from her 2016 album Acid Park.
Seattle's Black Hat scuttles colors across dirt paths, driving newfound energy into Ohal's piece, before Ash Koosha deepens the connection to unknown subterraneans, providing a clouded, obfuscated yet hopeful interpretation. James Place haunts the original, shrouding Ohal's light with a ghostly pale, a seance for the times and amplifier to a voice unheard.