There’s just something about Gryffin’s music that screams summer, and you can’t help but smile when you hear his music. The NYC-based producer has been a serial remixer of indie sensations like Tove Lo and Years & Years, infusing tracks like “Desire” and “King” with his piano-driven take on house music, but with the summer coming to a close faster than you know it, the multi-talented producer is showing off his versatility with his most unique production yet, a remix of Josef Salvat’s “Open Season.”
Gone on the remix is the trademark house backbone that has come to play a major role in Gryffin’s music, and in its place is a masterful blend of indie with elements of future and trap. Josef Salvat’s vibrant vocals carefully dance in and out of the soaring guitar riffs and sparkling synth arrangements that Gryffin has crafted to makes his remix of “Open Season” a double-edged sword – perfect for a late night drive down the beach, or rooftop pool party in the middle of summer.