Mersiv’s latest single is an official remix of Superheaven’s cult-classic alternative track “Youngest Daughter.” This remix draws from his nu-metal and alternative rock influences and his Superheaven fandom. Mersiv was a big fan of bands like Seether and Tool growing up, and you can feel his reverence for the hard rock genre in this remix. The deep, distorted bass only brings attention to the best parts of “Youngest Daughter.” At its core, this bass remix still sounds like a modern-day hard rock song, almost like Sleep Tolken. If this song were played on Sirius XM’s Octane satellite radio station, it would sound right at home.
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Mersiv, born Anderson Benoit Gallego, has developed one of the most distinct styles in the bass music genre. His upcoming headlining show, Mersiv Rocks 444: Terraform at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, shows how far Gallego has come as a DJ and producer. Fans show up for his immersive production style and ever-improving DJ skills. You can catch him this summer at festivals like Apocalypse: Zombie Land, Bass Canyon, and Seven Stars. Tickets for all of those shows are on sale now!
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My name is Jonathan, and I'm a writer, journalist, and photographer. I've been going to concerts and music festivals since 2007 and I started covering them professionally in 2017 after I graduated with a bachelor's degree in journalism from CWU.
I've written for publications such as Respect My Region, the Seattle Met, and CBR.com. I've covered festivals like Bass Canyon, Bumbershoot, and Capitol Hill Block Party, and interviewed artists such as Sol, Dave B, Big Gigantic, KJ Sawka, Vampa, Jeanie, and Virtual Riot.