Somerville & Wilson – Yantar [The Remixes] (Hell Yeah)

After a successful digital release last year, Somerville & Wilson’s acclaimed Yantar LP is finally getting the vinyl treatment it deserves. Hell Yeah Recordings brings us this highly anticipated release, featuring two of the original tracks along with stellar remixes from The Beat Broker and Los Gatos Escobar.

Richard Somerville and Craig Wilson, known for their work on labels like ISM Records, Paper Records, and Music for Dreams, have already captured the attention of tastemakers such as Tensnake and Gerd Janson. Their signature sound—laid-back, charming, and perfectly horizontal—is on full display here. This EP is a genuine slab of heat, ready to sizzle souls worldwide this summer.

The journey begins with The Beat Broker’s remix of “Melt.” This track is a masterclass in blissed-out musical sunsets. With heart-swelling chords that ring out into a yellow-orange sky and melodies that rise and fall like a yacht on gentle waters, this remix is pure sonic tranquility.

Next up, Somerville & Wilson’s original track, “Cero Gravity,” takes you on an eight-minute cosmic adventure. This track is a lush soundscape of cosmic synth workouts, yawning chords, and soft acid lines. Drenched in reverb, it’s a warm musical rush that will wash over you until your soul melts away.

From New York, the Los Gatos Escobar duo offers a more driving yet equally tropical remix of “Yantar.” Featuring big, rubbery drums, zoned-out chords, and smeared pads, this track is beautifully innocent and heartfelt. It’s the kind of meditative music that transports you to a seaside paradise.

Finally, the “Yantar” Space Edit closes the EP, leaving you adrift in a sea of sumptuousness. Saturated chords, scorched pads, and heat-damaged keys create a melted, otherworldly vibe.

Music doesn’t get much more majestic, melodic, and mellow than this. Get ready to put the needle on the record and let Somerville & Wilson’s sun-drenched grooves take over.

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