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Aslove

b. 1995

French musician

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Born 1995. Aslove is a French songwriter and disc jockey.

Aslove or Gigi (born Guillaume Banet) is a French songwriter, record producer, mix engineer and musician. He rose to prominence in 2017 with his cover of Corinne Bailey Rae’s "Put Your Records On". Supported by influential blogs, he grew his online profile while shaping a pop-and-house sound. He also worked with Philippe Krier, another Nouvelle Star alumnus, and sought feedback from Jean Rigo, guitarist of Les Infidèles.

Breakthrough "Put Your Records On" entered the Top 100 most-played songs on French radio, with heavy rotation on outlets such as Virgin Radio. A remix pack followed, supported by DJs including David Guetta and Don Diablo.

Influenced by the success of Bruno Mars, he released "Good Ideas" in 2018, a pop-funk track featuring Danish singer Tim Schou and German rapper Leroy Menace.

After numerous remixes, in 2019 Aslove began releasing one song per month toward his first album. The first single, "Dancing" featuring Dalvin, again presented Aslove as a singer in its video.

Discography EPs 2016: Covers 2018: So High (feat. Norma Jean Martine) – Remixes "So High" – Extended "So High" (Hugel Remix) "So High" (LeMarquis Remix) "So High" (RetroVision Remix) 2023: Hippie House, Vol. 1

Singles 2015: "Cupid's Chokehold" 2015: "Miss You" 2015: "Creep" 2015: "Feel Good Inc" 2017: "Put Your Records On" (feat. Mia Wray) 2017: "Put Your Records On" (Club Mix) 2017: "So High" (feat. Norma Jean Martine) 2018: "Good Ideas" (feat. Tim Schou and Leroy Menace) 2019: "Dancing" (feat. Dalvin) 2019: "The Show" (feat. Kho) 2019: "Out Of Time" (feat. French Tobacco) 2019: "Bedtime Story" 2019: "Under Your Spell" (feat. Wolfgang) 2020: "Boom Boom" (feat. Franky) 2021: "So So Young" (feat. Stealth) 2022: "Get Around" 2022: "Me & U" 2022: "Piece Of My Heart" 2023: "Stay High"

Remixes 2017: KIKKR – "Makin' Me High" 2017: Katy Perry – "Bon Appétit" 2017: LUDE – "It's All Right" 2017: Carla Bruni – "Miss You" 2018: Mattway – "Closure" 2018: LeMarquis – "Up All Night" 2018: Quentin Mosimann – "Forever" 2018: Jacob Banks – "Unknown (To You)" 2018: KEV – "Make Up Your Mind" 2018: Huko – "Can't Get Over You" 2018: BLV – "Badunkadunk" 2018: Sara Costa – "Watch Me Dance" 2018: M.I.L.K. – "Rebound" 2019: Lil Nas X – "Old Town Road" 2020: Son Little – "Hey Rose" 2020: Black Eyed Peas – "Mamacita" 2021: NEZZY – "Stay"

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Aslove?

French musician

When was Aslove born?

Aslove was born on 25 November 1995 in Lons-le-Saunier.

What is Aslove's occupation?

Aslove is a songwriter and disc jockey.

What nationality is Aslove?

Aslove is French.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Aslove

· Wikidata: Q41672855

· DBpedia: Aslove

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