Grammy award-winning artist Riton has released a boppy summer house tune with Boy Matthews called ‘Too High’ that reflects the DJs genius when it comes to producing classic electronic dancefloor hits.
This feel-good tune cranks up the electric vibrations with ambient electronic sounds and smooth vocals from Boy Mathews. With upbeat fuzzy beats that make you want to bop along, this energetic dance anthem is the perfect house tune for endless ambient summer nights.
This absolute banger follows Riton’s successful hits ‘Turn Me On’, receiving 160 million Spotify streams, ‘Fake ID’ gathering 73.3 million streams, and ‘Rinse & Repeat’ gaining 57.6 million streams. The London based producer also received his first Grammy win last year for his production work on Silk City’s ‘Electricity’ featuring Dua Lipa.
The electronic house artist has an impressive list of worldwide smash hits and continually increases the voltage stepping up to higher standards with each song he produces.
As a musical chameleon of sorts through the interchangeability of the sounds he produces, Riton is able to show his talent as a multifaceted artist who continually crafts chart-toppers each and every time.
“Riton’s diverse work as a producer and collaborator underpins his super-stardom with a bulging discography continually surpassing the clarity and quality required of modern chart-topping dance music,” according to a press statement.
Joining Riton on the track is British songwriter, vocalist, and producer Boy Matthews who has found great success in the music world with 1.5 million monthly Spotify listeners. The artists’ vocals have also featured on Duke Dumont’s hit song ‘Ocean Drive’ and he has also co-written on tracks with artists including Jax Jones, Major Lazer, Wiz Kid and Dua Lipa. Matthews has also collaborated with Wilkinson, High Contrast and Saint WKND.
Riton’s new track ‘Too High’ is club-ready, elevating you out of the mundanity of 2020 and transporting you to a hot summers day where the beats are bopping and the sounds are smooth and danceable.
The melding of Riton’s production skills and Boy Matthews’ smooth vocals in this song highlights the talent of both artists to produce a well-executed tune that is enjoyable to listen to and quite atmospheric in its transportive effects to better days.
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