Ever found yourself lost in the dreamy waves of Surf Mesa’s breakout hit “ily (i love you baby)” and wondered what other treasures lie beneath his shimmering surface?

You’re not alone—this producer and DJ has a discography packed with hidden gems that showcase his versatility, from soulful house to tropical beats.

Here are five lesser-known tracks that will make you fall in love with Surf Mesa all over again.

1. “Lose My Mind” (with Bipolar Sunshine)

Before “ily” went viral, Surf Mesa teamed up with Bipolar Sunshine for this sun-soaked, melancholic bop.

The track blends warm guitar riffs with a laid-back groove, proving Mesa’s knack for turning heartache into dancefloor magic.

Fun fact: The song was written in just one studio session—proof that some of the best art happens spontaneously.

2. “Somewhere” (with Greta Isaac)

This hauntingly beautiful collaboration with Welsh artist Greta Isaac is a departure from Mesa’s usual upbeat style.

With ethereal vocals and a minimalist production, it feels like a late-night drive along the coast.

Mesa revealed the track was inspired by a solo trip to Portugal, where he watched the sunrise over the cliffs—talk about mood-setting!

3. “Carried Away” (with Madison Beer)

Yes, Madison Beer’s powerhouse vocals over Surf Mesa’s production? Absolute gold.

This unreleased demo leaked in 2020, leaving fans begging for an official drop.

The tropical-house fusion shows Mesa’s ability to elevate pop vocals into something transcendent—imagine this playing at a beach bonfire.

4. “ily (i love you baby)” [Lofi Flip]

Wait, a lofi version of *that* song?

Mesa’s own stripped-down reinterpretation swaps the iconic trumpets for cozy piano chords and vinyl crackles.

It’s proof that great melodies shine in any genre—and that Mesa isn’t afraid to play with his own success.

5. “First Time” (with Selah Sol)

A deep-cut from his early days, this track is pure, unfiltered Surf Mesa: shimmering synths, infectious rhythms, and a chorus that sticks like glue.

Selah Sol’s vocals glide over the production like sunlight on water, making it a crime that this one isn’t on every summer playlist.

So, which of these hidden gems hit just right for you?

Surf Mesa’s discography is a reminder that sometimes the best tracks aren’t the ones topping charts—they’re the ones waiting to be discovered.

Now go dive back in; who knows what else you’ll find?