LA-based producer yetep teams up with esteemed producer and singer-songwriter Amidy for the next single from the former’s forthcoming debut album, a euphoric rock-tinged melodic bass single brimming with positivity.
Born in Korea and now based in Los Angeles, yetep continues his steady rise within melodic bass with “Paint The Sky,” the next single lifted from his highly anticipated debut album ÿ, arriving via Lost In Dreams. Rooted in connection, optimism, and emotional clarity, the track captures yetep’s signature ability to fuse communal energy with festival-scale songwriting alongside producer and singer-songwriter Amidy, who’s seen his own meteoric rise in dance music.
Built as a glowing melodic bass anthem, “Paint The Sky” leans into a rocktronic edge that gives vocalist Amidy space to soar. His glossy head voice radiates warmth and reassurance, cutting through the mix with an emotional lift that feels designed to turn grey skies technicolor. Soothing guitar licks anchor the verses before swelling into uplifting gang vocals and radiant atmospherics, all culminating in cinematic bass drops that feel as euphoric as they are cathartic.
The single follows a run of album releases that have steadily defined yetep’s current chapter, including “Hate It When It’s You,” “Take Me Down,” “Champagne,” and the most recent “Slow Motion.” Together, they’ve drawn widespread radio support from Adventure Club, Illenium, Alison Wonderland, Frank Walker, if found, and Nathassia. Beyond the studio, yetep’s momentum continues to translate live. He’s set for a headline show at HB Social Club in Hawaii, while also joining Seven Lions on the ‘Asleep in the Garden of Infernal Stars’ Tour and supporting San Holo at Emo’s Austin for the ‘Wholesome Riddim’ NYE show.
Amidy arrives on the release as a natural counterpart. A Lost In Dreams regular, he recently appeared on “Nightmare” from William Black’s ‘Shadow Realm’ album and released his own six-track EP ‘Where We Begin,’ earning support from Airwave Music, Yorokobi Music, Frontview Magazine, Roadie Music, and Music On The Rox. His presence on “Paint The Sky” adds emotional gravity and melodic finesse, elevating the track’s hopeful core.
With “Paint The Sky,” yetep sharpens the emotional throughline of ÿ—a debut album rooted in connection, humanity, and forward momentum. It’s a release that mirrors his broader mission through Common Unitÿ: building community through sound, and reminding listeners that even in uncertain moments, there’s still color waiting above the clouds.
Leading the charge in community-centric music, Yetep is a dynamic producer and DJ hailing from Seoul, Korea, now based in Los Angeles. In just a few short years, he’s carved out a powerful presence in the electronic music scene through fearless creativity, heartfelt sound design, and a relentless dedication to connection — both through his music and the community around it. Gaining early traction with his monthly mix series on SoundCloud, Yetep quickly grew a devoted global following. His genre-blurring originals — blending melodic bass, future bass, and emotional electronica — have earned recognition from tastemakers like Seven Lions, Dabin, and Adventure Club, as well as releases on labels like Lost In Dreams, Ophelia, and Monstercat. Outside of the studio, Yetep is a true champion of humanity. Through his benefit festival Common Unitÿ, he’s raised vital awareness and funds to support homeless youth and mental health advocacy — using his platform to inspire meaningful impact. As he enters a bold new chapter, Yetep is currently working on his debut full-length album, “ÿ”, set for release in 2026 — a project that promises to push his artistic boundaries further than ever before.
By creating cinematic vibes and developing immersive stories, AMIDY takes you away from the everyday life and into a world of fantasy. Finding purpose in everyday struggles and giving hope to those that are feeling alone in the fight, you will find yourself relating to the stories that are effortlessly told through heart pounding rhythms and etherial melodies.