Norwegian producer Volléstad's latest track, "Grinding," is a great example of perseverance. This deep house track is a great example of how he’s managed to make it as an independent artist, showing that you can keep going even when things get tough. He draws inspiration from artists like Avicii and Calvin Harris, and he infuses his music with a personal touch. He blends elements of deep house, stutterhouse, and tech house into a mainstream yet innovative sound.
"Grinding" is special because of its emotional lyrics and dynamic production, which show how Volléstad's daily musical influences have shaped his sound. The track is a celebration of his musical heroes and a bold step forward in his own artistic journey.
About the Artist
Volléstad is a rising star in the electronic music scene, known for his unique fusion of pop, dance, and house. Since he first came onto the scene in 2016, he's been getting a lot of attention for his great remixes and original compositions. He's been influenced by industry giants like Avicii, Calvin Harris, and deadmau5, and you can see his dedication to his craft in his meticulous production work using FL Studio.
His talent has been recognised on platforms like Skio Music, where his remixes consistently rank in the top three across various genres. Volléstad's singles, like "Stay" with Ana Roze and "Feels Like Summer," have really put him on the map as an artist to watch. His recent collaboration, "Distracted," with Larakay & Zachary Staines, has been getting lots of airplay and promotion on some big blogs and podcasts.
We're looking forward to the release of "Never Meant To," which features lead vocalist Bobby John. The track was produced, mixed, and mastered at Ocean Sound Recordings, the same studio used by Swedish House Mafia and Kygo. It promises to be another big step forward in his career.
