Häx Han’s reimagination of Gaby Duboisjoli “J’veux des frissons” places listeners right inside a David Fincher movie with soundtracks from Trent Reznor. Piercing deep house aesthetic meet Duboisjoli’s hauntingly sensuous vocal in a chilling, highly addictive sonic experience that engages your body and mind in an unexpected, deeply evocative way. Like journeying into an industrial part of town and discovering its own secret, cult-like underground dance scene, “J’veux des frissons” creates a listening experience quite unlike others.

On the original track, Gaby Duboisjoli evokes poised, haunting chant-like melodies that never fail to seize your heart and mind. Her voices haunt you deep at core, like the gaze from an all-seeing eye with deep compassion and understanding yet it remains a little distance. With Häx Han adding his hypnotic, mouth-watering backdrop, Duboisjoli’s vocal becomes so much more vivid in color, looming the track like a sensuous ghost in light, floral petals.

As a track of deep house, it’s overwhelmingly poetic and impressionistic. It’s even more haunting when Häx Han adds a shadow layer to Duboisjoli’s vocal. In a slight delay, it repeats what she sang in a kind of deeper obscurity. With all the sonics flashing and formlessly paced into the track, “J’veux des frissons” becomes an invitation of the most daring movement.

It’s hard not to lose yourself in the music. “J’veux des frissons” has the ability to transform you into another space and time. It’s penetrative and percussive. The dynamic but chilling metallic beats places you somewhere unlike any mainstream night club. It’s its own vibe, a fully-rounded, immersive experience where listeners could dissolve into, like a drop of water into the ocean. Its’ ability to shift perception and stimulate sensations taps into the field of psychedelic, which also seems well-deserved.