Hello Yes are back in the spotlight with a massive remix album featuring some legendary artists from all genres and scenes. These remixes hold true to the classic Hello Yes sound while giving their own twists and ideas, merging genres and styles flawlessly. From funky house, beautiful dreamy soundscapes, and psychedelic bass this hits every corner of electronic music with the Hello Yes style as its foundation. The Hello Yes duo are putting in the work and crafting their own sound while on the endless tour with ZHU. These extremely talented producers called up their friends and past relationships to create something unique and special, and this remix album does just that. If you haven’t heard of Hello Yes yet, get on board while you can because this duo is on to huge things!

“Remix records aren’t something you see in a lot of styles of music outside of EDM genres. Touring with Zhu, seeing the collaborative process around remixes has been eye opening. Sometimes the remix gets more love than the original and there’s something beautiful about that collaborative community aspect. Some of the cuts on this record are a wide deviation from what we might normally do and that’s great. Ultimately you want a remix to get that special sauce someone else has that you don’t have in your bag of tricks or that pairs well with your flavors. The future with these releases will definitely lend itself well to the live project.” - Hello Yes


Moon Cloud (Megan Hamilton Remix) begins with immediate energy and a four on the floor kick accompanied by the catchy Hello Yes vocals and guitar riff. It breaks down into an epic build, dropping into a groovy bassline and house beat with scratching and vocal chops that are impossible not to move to. This remix perfectly keeps the vibe of the original while pushing it harder into a dance floor ready track for the big sound systems. Just in time for summer festivals!

Never Trusted Me (partwithray remix) begins with the catchy stabs that made us fall in love with the original, while punching a much heavier kick and harder sound. This remix flips the original into a dancefloor ready track that never loses sight of the original track’s vibe and instrumentation. A heavier synth slams on the main drops and accompanies the Hello Yes sound for a more traditional house style.

Talk Of Town (Defunk Remix) starts with an epic build of iconic Hello Yes vocals and a looming acid synth and distant bass booming. This cinematic build progresses into a huge drop that blends the line of house and heavier bass. The four on the floor kick drives this beat and with a massive bassline you can’t help but nod your head to this blend of funkyness and house from the icon Defunk.

My Love (Edamame Remix) switches up the vibe and puts the classic Edamame touch and dreamy soundscape on with this surreal remix. Beautiful piano and synths fill the space and a very soothing Edamame beat pulls it all together, this one makes us feel like we are floating through space like the album artwork for this release. An easy listening masterpiece with the true Edamame feel.

Never Feel The Same (UBI Remix) opens with the familiar Hello Yes lyrics, but with an epic backing of cinematic sound effects and a huge build of guitar and synths. It drops into a heavy EDM drop that gives us nostalgia to the classic sound that got us into electronic music. It breaks down into another epic build and truly feels like the soundtrack of a movie trailer, this one is epic.

The Lesson (Chamberlain Remix) starts very dark and deep with trippy Hello Yes vocals and creates a completely different vibe than the original. It drops into a very dark psychedelic drop with a four on the floor and heavy Chamberlain bass growls. Blending the line between psy-tech and bass music perfectly.