Justice have shared a new EP containing remixes of their ‘Mannequin Love’ track. Check out the details below.
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The song originally featured in the French electronic duo’s critically acclaimed album ‘Hyperdrama’, which arrived last year and marked their fourth LP.
Now, Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay have announced a new EP dedicated to the track, which is comprised of remixes from some of their peers.
As well as the original song, which the duo shared alongside The Flints, three new versions are featured. These include one by The Dare, one from Braxe + Falcon, and one made by Hudson Mohawke.
Of his contribution to the EP, The Dare said: “I spent most of high school driving around listening to a burned CD copy of Cross, so having the privilege to remix a Justice song is utterly surreal. ‘Mannequin Love’ was my favourite track off of the latest LP, so I sped it up and added blown out bass (naturally). As for the new BPM, there was only one option: 127, disco heaven.”
Check out the EP in full below, which is out now via Ed Banger Records and Because Music.
Last year, ‘Hyperdrama’ was given a five-star review from NME, which read: “‘Hyperdrama’ is the type of release that the dance space – if you could even slot Justice in there – seldom sees.
“The duo show a passionate reverence for the album format, from the artwork that took over 18 months to create to the songs that boast both style and substance. It’s one of 2024’s most engrossing listening experiences.”
Shortly afterwards, the band shared an epic music video for ‘Neverender’, their collaboration with Tame Impala (aka Kevin Parker). Before then, de Rosnay told NME that they had been listening to Parker’s material “from almost the beginning”, but once turned down the opportunity to remix a big Tame Impala tune.
The electronic duo have been on the road for much of 2025, including a run of headline tour dates and countless festival appearances. The latter has included a stop at Mad Cool last weekend, which NME praised as a visual “spectacle”.
“It can’t have been easy, following on from Olivia Rodrigo – but if anyone was up to the task last night it was French electro-giants Justice,” read an NME description of their Madrid set. “With their usual impressive live spectacle out in full force, and hits like ‘D.A.N.C.E.’ on the setlist, Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay had the entire crowd in the palm of their hands, all without saying a single word.”
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