XYLØ • "L.A. Love Song (Win & Woo Remix)"
This past week we got to know Chicago electronic music duo Win & Woo at the 3rd annual Chicago Nightlife Awards. Nick Winholt and Austin Woo have spent the last couple years of their life flipping some of their favorite songs and rising the EDM charts with remixes and original production alongside names like Louis The Child, Chainsmokers, Oh Wonder and more.
Their brand of electro-pop has taken Win & Woo a great distance in a short period of time and there doesn't seem to be any end in sight. Continuing a busy 2016 that has already amassed millions of plays for the duo, Win & Woo team up with L.A. siblings XYLØ for a re-imagining of last October's "L.A. Love Song". The remix brings a lot of life and a fuller sound to the softer original, making a proper dance record out of a love song. This is just one example of Win & Woo's transformative nature, but there are plenty more to get familiar with and I suggest you do just that.
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