Describing their sound as "deep house with a shot of tequila," Los Angeles-based Canadian duo Loud Luxury make bright, ecstatic dance-pop with wistful lyrics, inspired by Disclosure, the Weeknd, and Calvin Harris. They broke through with "Body," a 2017 single featuring brando, which charted in numerous countries and earned diamond certification in Canada. The group won two Juno awards, and further hits like "I'm Not Alright" (with Bryce Vine) and the EPs Nights Like This (2020) and Holiday Hills (2021) followed. Loud Luxury continued placing singles in the Canadian charts, including 2022's "These Nights" (featuring Kiddo).

Andrew Fedyk and Joe De Pace met as students in London, Ontario, and began making music together in 2012. They started posting remixes and original tracks online, and within a few years the pair had gained support from taste-making DJs such as Tiësto and Oliver Heldens. Fedyk and De Pace moved to Los Angeles in 2015 and began touring more extensively, opening for artists like Arty and Dimitri Vegas Like Mike. A collaboration with Borgeous titled "Going Under" was released in 2016, followed by "Fill Me In" and "Show Me," both issued by Tiësto's AFTR:HRS imprint. Loud Luxury also garnered attention with their remix of Martin Garrix's "Scared to Be Lonely," as well as their single "Body" (featuring brando), which was issued by Armada Music in 2017 and charted in dozens of countries, eventually winning a Juno for Dance Recording of the Year. In 2018, they paired with Anders for the single "Love No More." The duo charted another hit with 2019's "I'm Not Alright," which saw them working with rapper Bryce Vine.

Soon after winning the 2020 Juno for Group of the Year, Loud Luxury issued the EP Nights Like This. A series of additional singles (including "Aftertaste" featuring Morgan St. Jean and "Like Gold" with Frank Walker featuring Stephen Puth) preceded 2021's Holiday Hills, their second EP. "These Nights" (featuring Kiddo) appeared in 2022. ~ Paul Simpson, Rovi