Up-and-coming producer SAM F and LA duo Nightowls release the radio edit of their collaboration, “SUS.” The catchy dance single rings with familiar feel-good bass house, and the vocal hooks ring with clever, trendy lyrical attention. Released earlier this year and garnering support from DJs around the globe ever since, “SUS” is suited up with its proper radio edit and an official release from Universal Music Latin Entertainment’s Aftercluv Dance Lab.
After hitting viral success with 2014’s SNL skit When Will The Bass Drop, SAM F relocated to Los Angeles where he built upon his musical repertoire. His productions have been heard on television series’ such as American Dad, and his Nightowls collaborations “Nap In The Club” and “Sus” have seen millions of plays.
Comprised of Andrew Sierra and Scotty drop, Los Angeles-based duo of Nightowls have been busy in the studio working on a brand of dance music that combines elements of all sub-genres. Releasing the aforementioned collaborations with SAM F, Nightowls’s original early work has been well received by both underground and mainstream audiences.
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