ARYMÉ Reworks SHOUSE ‘Call My Name’ for Late Night Floors on Hell Beach

3 days ago
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Man in a white jacket stands against a red background with neon streaks. The mood is intense with red lighting accentuating his face. — ARYMÉ

ARYMÉ steps up with a deep, late-night rework of SHOUSE's ‘Call My Name’, reshaping the emotional core of the original into a hypnotic club weapon. Out via Hell Beach, a division of Onelove Recordings, the remix channels tribal energy and controlled tension into a refined peak-time cut. Buy/stream it here: https://fanlink.tv/arymeremix.

A rolling low end drives the track from the outset. Restrained percussion keeps the groove tight and focused. Meanwhile, haunting vocal moments from the original surface and fade, adding atmosphere without overpowering the rhythm. Rather than rushing toward a drop, ARYMÉ lets the energy build gradually. The result feels patient and immersive, built for those moments when the floor is locked in and fully committed.

The remix has already gained traction in key DJ sets. Francis Mercier has been featuring it heavily, while support has also come from Themba, Paco Osuna, Danny Avila, Andi Durand, Quentin Harris, Soul Central and Makossa. That early backing signals strong dancefloor potential as the release rolls out globally.

Based in Paris, ARYMÉ continues to develop a sound that blends melodic tech, Afro, deep and organic house influences. His sets have reached major stages, including Burning Man, Zamna Tulum, Ushuaïa Ibiza, Chinois Ibiza, and KOKO London, where he has shared lineups with Black Coffee, Monolink, and Damian Lazarus.

With this rework of SHOUSE ‘Call My Name’, ARYMÉ sharpens his late-night identity and delivers a remix built for impact without sacrificing depth.