Red Velvet's 'Surfin' Boy' gets a summer vibe with Flamingosis Remix

Red Velvet's music has taken on a new texture through the touch of a global producer. ScreaM Records, the EDM label under SM Entertainment, has unveiled the fourth installment of 'iScreaM,' a project where global DJs and producers remix tracks from the label's own artists. The centerpiece of this series is Red Velvet's 'Surfin' Boy.'

A New Rhythm for 'Surfin' Boy' Reinterpreted by Flamingosis

The newly released 'Surfin' Boy (Flamingosis Remix)' features the work of global producer Flamingosis. While maintaining the refreshing mood of the original track, Flamingosis adds his signature rhythmic sensibility, making the song's structure feel much more fluid. The sound texture shifts away from the original pop composition, instead emphasizing beat variations and a sense of spatial depth.

The music transforms the song's atmosphere by adjusting the weight of the drum beats and basslines without compromising the original melody. In particular, the laid-back groove characteristic of this remix flows throughout the track, offering an auditory experience distinct from the original. This result faithfully reflects the project's core objective: "musical expansion through collaboration with global producers," as envisioned by ScreaM Records.

Three Variations of 'Surfin' Boy'

'iScreaM Vol.40' maximizes the appeal of the remix by consisting of three tracks in total. In addition to the Flamingosis remix, a version by RAKUNELAMA is included, broadening the listening options. The original 'Surfin' Boy' is also included, allowing listeners to enjoy comparing how the remix versions have reimagined the flow of the original track.

Through this project, ScreaM Records is expanding its reach with global producers by reimagining the musical assets of SM artists across various genres. Red Velvet's 'Surfin' Boy' is expected to deliver a fresh sensation not only to the existing fandom but also to listeners who enjoy diverse musical genres through this remix series.