[Dance-Pop] Levi – Electric Feel

Levi Neufeld is the kind of artist who blurs lines effortlessly. Hailing from New South Wales, he’s the DJ/producer who moves between laid-back coastal vibes and high-energy, bass-thumping sets with the same fluidity that defines his sound. Levi’s music feels alive—a perfect match for glowing sunsets, buzzing nightlife, and everything in between. Whether it’s an intimate crowd on a yacht deck or thousands in front of a festival stage, he knows how to strike a connection that lingers long after the last beat fades.

That connection has taken him far. Levi’s breakout hit ‘Jump’ exploded on streaming platforms, racking up over 50 million plays and carving out his place as one of electronic music’s fresh, essential voices.

His sets have taken him across continents, with tours spanning Australia, Europe, and India, as well as performances alongside industry heavyweights like Jan Blomqvist and Hot Since 82. F

And with remix teases for artists like Justin Timberlake and Kaytranada bubbling beneath the surface, his forward momentum feels unstoppable.

Now, Levi returns with “Electric Feel,” a daring rework of MGMT’s iconic track, this time reimagined with a modern, electrifying edge. Partnering with Orem’s soft, compelling vocals, he breathes new life into the classic, layering sharp synths, pulsing basslines, and his signature production to create something both nostalgic and forward-thinking.

“The original is captivating on its own,” Levi shares, “but I knew I could give it a fresh spin for my sets. Orem’s voice ties it together beautifully, and I’m thrilled with how it turned out.”

It’s a track that manages to feel timeless and brand new all at once—a clear signal that Levi’s vision isn’t just about reinventing the familiar but about redefining what comes next.

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[Hip- Hop] BOYSCRY2 – GO

BOYSCRY2 is back with something that feels raw and real. His latest single, GO, is a genre-bending mix of folk, trap, and even a hint of country, but at its heart, it’s all about emotions. The South London artist says the track came out of a tough time in a relationship. “I was trying to sort out my feelings,” he explains, “so I just spoke to the mic and freestyled.” That unfiltered approach shines through, turning GO into a song that’s equal parts heartache and self-discovery.

This track is another step in BOYSCRY2’s evolution. He started out making waves in the drill scene under a different name, but his new direction is all about redefining what it means to be vulnerable as a man. His music tackles themes of mental health, emotional openness, and breaking down the harmful idea that men shouldn’t cry. You can hear those messages in every line, as he weaves his Caribbean roots and the punk and alternative vibes of London into a sound that’s uniquely his.

With GO, BOYSCRY2 isn’t just making music—he’s starting conversations. The song’s introspection and honesty make it relatable, inviting listeners to confront their own emotions. It’s available now on all platforms, and if this is the kind of energy he’s bringing, you’ll definitely want to keep an eye on what he does next.

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While we can’t share the lineup with you, we can share the fact that this event has 100% of the profits going to benefit Downtown Women’s Center and My Friend’s Place, both of which provide services for homeless in the Los Angeles area.

LA GIVES BACK 3 ON 12.19 AT CATCH ONE (FORMERLY UNION NIGHTCLUB) – A SPECIAL HOLIDAY BENEFIT EVENT FOR THE LOS ANGELES HOMELESS

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