It was pretty clear when I interviewed Anane and Louie Vega back in February that they're determined to do things differently. Producers and labels hate to admit this, but dance music has always seemed somewhat disposable - get the hot track of the moment, play the crap out of it and move on to the next one, because there's no insult worse than being "late".

Louie's made it his credo to produce timeless music - a song good enough to stand on its own, whether it's being played in 1000 clubs in 100 countries or 1 bedroom somewhere in the Bronx.

And Anane is following suit with the latest release from her Ananesworld album on Nervous. She promised the record was diverse and "Plastic People" certainly backs that up. This is closer to Siouxsie and the Banshees (actually, really close to that classic early-1980s Siouxsie sound - with a halting vocal style like Christine) than anything that's charting on beatport at the moment.

And the video? This is how it's done:

Watch after the jump ⇢