About This Track
Run The Jewels's El-P has described Zack de la Rocha's vocal contribution as adding "feral energy." The track's placement at the end of an easy run can harness some of that energy, but in the service of a controlled cool-down.
Run The Jewels
from Run The Jewels 2 (2014)
Run The Jewels's El-P has described Zack de la Rocha's vocal contribution as adding "feral energy." The track's placement at the end of an easy run can harness some of that energy, but in the service of a controlled cool-down.
The relative intensity of de la Rocha's vocals, arriving as the run concludes, can help re-set focus back to the present.