Calvin Harris

Calvin Harris is a Scottish DJ, record producer, singer, and songwriter known for electronic dance music and international hit singles.

We Found Love: A 2011 dance-pop single by Rihanna featuring Calvin Harris. The global hit paired Harris’s production with Rihanna’s vocals.
Electronic dance music: Popular electronic music designed chiefly for dancing, clubs, and festivals. Harris’s productions draw on its rhythms, sounds, and audience.
Rihanna: A Barbadian singer and businesswoman whose recordings span pop, R&B, and dance music. Her vocals feature on two of Harris’s best-known international singles.
Dumfries: A town in southwest Scotland and the largest settlement in Dumfries and Galloway. Harris grew up in Dumfries and began making music there.
Feel So Close: A 2011 Calvin Harris single featuring his own vocals over electronic dance production. It established Harris as a singer as well as a producer.
House music: A genre of electronic dance music that emerged in Chicago in the early 1980s. House rhythms and structures recur throughout Harris’s dance productions.
Dua Lipa: An English and Albanian singer and songwriter known for pop music. She collaborated with Harris on the hit single “One Kiss.”
MySpace: A social networking service that became a major platform for music sharing in the 2000s. Harris gained early attention by sharing his recordings on the platform.
Summer: A 2014 Calvin Harris single about a summer romance, with Harris singing its vocal hook. Its chart success made his self-performed dance-pop a defining part of his catalog.
Synthesizer: An electronic instrument that generates or alters sound using electrical signals and digital processing. Synthesizers supply many of the melodic hooks and textures in his recordings.

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