Leslie Feist and Beck last worked together in late 2009 as part of the latter’s Record Club, remaking former Moby Grape/Jefferson Airplane rocker Skip Spence’s 1969 album Oar. Now, the pair have tangentially collaborated once more with a Beck-provided remix of Feist’s song “How Come You Never Go There”, from her latest LP Metals. Beck has taken the low-key, sultry number and turned into an outright declaration of funk-tacular glory. Check out the remix below (via P4k), followed by the video for the original version.

Metals is out now via Cherrytree. Order your copy on CD or digitally.

“How Come You Never Go There” (Beck remix):

“How Come You Never Go There”: