wiv

Wiv from Poland has been making waves in the electronic dance music scene with a handful of tracks that have caught listener attention. One standout is "i love u." This track has a catchy beat that resonates with fans, making it a staple in many playlists. Another notable track, "turn back," combines rhythmic elements that create an engaging listening experience.

Other tracks like "admired," "fly...," and "dreams come true" showcase Wiv's ability to craft sounds that connect with a wide audience. The energy in "call me back" keeps listeners on their toes, while "I do what I please" has a free-spirited vibe. "try harder," "connected," and the link to more music at "https://" round out a collection that reflects Wiv's unique style and approach to dance music. Each song contributes to a growing catalog that many fans enjoy.

Wiv has recently released their latest album, "wivcore (2024)," which showcases their evolving sound within the electronic and dance music scenes. The album features a mix of energetic beats and intricate soundscapes, appealing to both long-time fans and newcomers.

In addition to the album, Wiv has dropped several singles this year. "i love u. (extras) (2025)" stands out with its catchy hooks and rhythmic flow. "DPDR (2025)" offers a more experimental edge, while "hello? (breakcore) (2025)" explores a heavier, frenetic style. The single "hello? (2025)" rounds out their recent releases, maintaining a strong connection to their signature sound. Each track brings a unique element, contributing to the artist's growing discography.

Wiv has been involved in several noteworthy collaborations that highlight their versatile sound. The track "a new kind of love - wiv & 68+1 remix" features contributions from both Frou Frou and 68+1, blending distinct styles that resonate well in the electronic scene. This collaboration stands out for its experimental approach, showcasing Wiv's ability to merge their sound with that of established artists.

Another significant collaboration is "wake up, you're dreaming," which features Enkei. This track brings a fresh energy, with both artists complementing each other’s styles effectively. Additionally, the songs "just pretend..." and "keep me close," both with 68+1, further demonstrate the synergy between Wiv and this collaborator, creating engaging beats that appeal to a wide audience. The collaboration on "without you" also maintains this connection, illustrating a consistent partnership that enriches Wiv's discography. These collaborations contribute to a diverse and evolving body of work.