Both with extensive catalogs and millions of collective streams on digital platforms, ILVS and Feb are making waves in their respective countries of Greece and Italy, and are already tapping into global audiences with consistent releases on coveted labels. Their latest signing – which also marks their debut collaboration – comes in the form of “About You” featuring singer and songwriter Es.Kay, which is out now via Sam Feldt’s imprint Heartfeldt Records, under the umbrella of Spinnin’ Records and Warner Music Group.
ILVS and Feb are both singed under Joan Martín Papiol of Jayem’s Management, so it was only natural that they would eventually work together on a song, and judging by the outcome of this collaboration, we hope it won’t be the last time. “About You” is a truly unique record, geared towards lighting up the dancefloor, as well as fitting perfectly into dance radio rotations. The tune starts off with anthemic piano chords and smooth percussion, before the energy slowly starts to rise with warm low end and Es.Kay’s infectious vocal lines. Then, the drop unleashes playful melodies, irresistible house drums and deep synth stabs, making up for an auditory result that is bound to satisfy dance music fans all around the world.
ILVS, who is also known as “The Sushi King,“ is heavily inspired by sushi culture and everything that surrounds this ancient tradition. Meticulously giving all his attention into every single detail of his tracks, he prides himself in providing his listeners with a diverse experience, from fresh and emotive house gems to aggressive bangers. After all, his goal is to connect to people’s heart and encourage them to enjoy every moment of their life through music.
Feb is based in Italy and has found himself at a healthy 350k+ monthly listeners on Spotify, having been consistently releasing house anthems with Steve Void’s imprint Strange Fruits, on top of working with labels such as Generation HEX, ChillYourMind and more. Feb hit it big last year after his cover of Mike Posner’s “Cooler Than Me” received viral attention, and has amassed more than 50 million collective streams on platforms, on top of support from the likes of Sam Feldt, Don Diablo and EDX.
