#neutral.

Zach Salmi, the producer from Peoria, Illinois whom you probably recognize more as neutral., reminds us why he so often sparks our adoration for his crafty sonic wizardry with his latest release, a glorious remix of The Chainsmokers’ anthemic Somebody. Who needs “fancy cars, and crowded bars, and super models” when you can get your euphoric thrills through this starburst of a cathartic building, expansively soaring track? Layer upon layer of breathtaking synths amplify relentlessly on the wondrously dazzling remix. neutral. shoots us straight towards the moon with his elevating future bass track, which is a free download, here.

Mmmmm

Ralph tilts his head lightly before nodding lightly. “Ralph has seen him on TVs and talked to him once. He had said he felt bad for Ralph and what happened to him...He isn’t sure if he was sincere..” The android shifted lightly before shrugging. 

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Yes, I know this one’s been out for a moment, but in no way does that diminish the extreme pleasure of this phenomenal remix from neutral., the ascending production sensation who hails from a little town named Peoria in Illinois. I wonder how far Peoria is from Chicago, because neutral. can certainly stand his own ground next to the many well established Chicago producers we’re extremely fond of. He’s given I Still See Your Face, possibly an all time favorite of ours from Dutch producer San Holo, a jaw dropping future bass and chill trap remix. neutral. states that San Holo has been one of his inspirations since he started his production project. How better to pay back that motivation than a euphoria inducing remix like this stratospheric soaring edit? You can snag the track for free, here.  Catch San Holo on tour this winter, details can be found, here.