New York-based DJ and producer Callie Reiff and Los Angeles-based artist Linney release their mesmerizing Progressive House single “Something 2 Luv 4 (with Advokid).”
Callie Reiff’s shimmering production is flawlessly blended with Linney’s emotional vocals. Advokid is the new electronic project from esteemed songwriter, Ross Golan.
On the release of the single, Callie says: “What gives you something to love for? For me, this SONG!! Finding that special person or feeling proud of yourself, and all that good stuff… this song should amplify those feelings. I couldn’t be more excited to be dropping this one! STLF is all about that feeling of release and urges you to get up and move. If you are handed the aux in the car, I wanted this song to be the first one you think about it, windows down and blast it! I hope people can relate to it and feel the joy that came from making this record :)”
Linney adds; “Passion. Love. Dedication. The reason you wake up each morning. The driving reason you keep on keeping on. That person or that thing that pulls your heartstrings and lights your soul on fire. This song is a celebration of that energy. We wanted to capture it in a 2 1/2 minute package you can carry with you whenever you need it. We hope “Something to Luv For” keeps you smiling, dancing, living and loving fearlessly.”
From musical prodigy to industry trendsetter, Callie Reiff is unlike any other. As an accomplished producer, DJ, and all-around performer, she’s made history as the youngest DJ to perform at Webster Hall — since then, she’s taken the stage at festivals such as Creamfields, EDC Las Vegas, Tomorrowland, and Ultra and she’s opened for world-renowned acts including Ed Sheeran, Skrillex, and more. Now at 22 years old, Callie Reiff has aligned herself at the intersection of indie pop and electronic — the sky’s the limit for her career.
Callie entered 2021 with “The Kids Are All Rebels 2.0” in collaboration with Lenii, a record that sets the precedent for the new era of her sound. Her latest singles ‘Crash Into Me (ft. Madison Daniel)’ and ‘What Ifs (ft. Louella)’ put her electrifying indie-in-the-club production on full display. There’s a reason she’s gained global support from tastemakers such as BBC Radio 1’s Annie Nightingale, Rinse FM’s Marcus Nasty, and Diplo — each release exudes Callie’s bubbling, fearless energy and unrivaled character. In addition to her own tracks, Callie has knocked outdance floor-ready remixes for artists such as Alison Wonderland, SOFI TUKKER, TRACE, and more.
Recognized for her artistry by entertainment power players like Spotify and Teen Vogue, Callie’s journey continues. She is ready to reveal the next era of her burgeoning career. In her upcoming releases, Callie transcends the limits of the dance music scene, pushing herself as a singer-songwriter while staying true to her DJ/producer roots.
Linney is a one-of-a-kind vocal talent operating across the electronic music landscape, with over 50+ million Spotify streams and a spine-chilling voice that transcends genres. Her solo EP, Desert Dream, hit #1 Dance album on iTunes in the US and Australia within the first week of its’ release.
Known for her emotional songwriting, “euphoric” and “velvety” voice, her collabs and projects are in heavy rotation with some of the world’s largest audio streaming and media service providers, including Sirius XM BPM (where she charted on the Billboard Dance Radio Charts Fall 2020 with her Tritonal collab “Electric Kids”) and Spotify, where she now boasts over 15 million yearly streams, a 1500% increase since 2019.
Linney has captivated audiences by the thousands, most recently at EDC (Las Vegas 2022); ASOT LA at Banc of California Stadium (Los Angeles April 2022); Nocturnal Wonderland (2022); Electric Zoo (New York City 2021); Academy LA (NYE, Los Angeles 2021); and Crypto.com Arena, where she performed the National Anthem (Los Angeles).
Deemed “a star in the making” by Indietronica, Linney’s work has been featured across television and gaming with key placements including Riverdale (The CW), Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (Netflix), Ghosted: Love Gone Missing (MTV), and Fortnite.
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