PIXELATED KISSES (Remix) Lyrics – Joji & Yeat

That original single hit back in October as Joji’s first whisper since 2022’s SMITHEREENS, a haunting alt-R&B gem with trip-hop haze and those aching choruses about pixelated longing—replicating moments from “a million miles away,” satellites crashing under the weight of unspoken goodbyes.

The remix amps it up without losing the ache: Joji’s breathy croons float over warped synths and distant echoes, then Yeat crashes in with his signature rage-trap snarl, flipping the melancholy into chaotic urgency (“Ooh, yeah, oh, it’s a pixelated mess”). It’s a genre-blend fever dream—Joji’s introspective electronica meeting Yeat’s skrrt-laced futurism—for a track that clocks under three minutes but lingers like a bad connection.

Thematically, it’s digital heartbreak dialed to eleven: insane isolation in a hyper-connected world, where kisses glitch out and you’re left begging, “Baby, are you really down?” Produced in Joji’s signature lo-fi lab (self-written, self-recorded), it teases the vulnerability he’s unpacking post-hiatus, with Yeat’s verse adding that reckless edge—like handing a fragile postcard to a demolition crew.

This remix blindsided everyone, announced just 12 hours prior via Joji’s Instagram story, racking 5M YouTube views overnight as fans dissected the Scarface-level plot twist of their first-ever collab. Yeat’s no stranger to crossovers, but linking with Joji? It’s fresh fire, especially since he’s slated for “Silhouette Man” on the horizon album. Speaking of, Piss In The Wind—Joji’s fourth studio full-length—sails in February 6, 2026, a 21-track odyssey through wind-swept regrets and reclaimed chaos, previewed with “PIXELATED KISSES” as track two. No full tracklist yet, but expect guests like Yeat and those orchestral swells Joji loves, all under his indie Palace Creek banner for that unfiltered evolution from 88rising polish to raw, wind-in-your-face confessionals.