EDMSauce Premiere: Moore Kismet Drops Shining Remix of Spag Heddy’s ‘Zoom’
For bass music fans, Spag Heddy’s ‘Zoom’ has become one of the songs of the summer. After remaining an ‘ID’ for the best part of a year, the track received massive praise once it was finally released on Never Say Die last month.
Building on the success of the single, Spag Heddy is now launching a remix package of ‘Zoom’, welcoming a bunch of producer friends to flex their own spin on the track. Our pick of the bunch is California-based artist Moore Kismet, who consistently remains of the scene’s most talked about up-and-comers.
His rework of ‘Zoom’ is a sparkling, multifaceted take on the original. In classic Moore Kismet style, the young producer refuses to remain inside the confines of any one genre, injecting an entirely new lease of life in to the track. Blending snappy sound design with out-of-the-box sampling and tasteful trap hits, Kismet’s remix is highly ambitious, yet executed masterfully.
Check out Moore Kismet’s remix below. The full remix EP is out this Friday on Never Say Die, featuring additional reworks from L.U.X, TRVCY, Krimer and K-NINE.
https://soundcloud.com/moorekismet/moore-kismet-spag-heddy-zoom-moore-kismet-remix
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Moore Kismet Was Just Getting Started
This remix landed right as Moore Kismet was beginning what would become a genuinely remarkable rise through the bass music scene. Still a teenager at the time, Moore Kismet went on to become one of the youngest artists ever to play major stages like EDC, and their genre-fluid, boundary-pushing production style only grew more distinctive in the years that followed this Spag Heddy rework.
Never Say Die has a long track record of platforming rising bass talent through remix packages exactly like this one, and pairing an established ID-turned-single like ‘Zoom’ with a rising producer such as Moore Kismet is a classic move in the label’s playbook. Looking back, this remix reads less like a routine EP cut and more like an early data point in the career of an artist who’d go on to become one of the scene’s most exciting young voices.
Remix EPs like this one also give a whole roster of producers a chance to put their own spin on a track that’s already proven itself with fans, which lowers the risk for everyone involved while still generating real buzz. For a rising name like Moore Kismet, getting included alongside a lineup of already-established remixers on a premiere-worthy release was exactly the kind of visibility a young producer needs to start building a lasting reputation in a crowded scene.
