Having industriously worked his way up from the Copenhagen underground with an
extensive stream of releases since 2013 (the release of his début EP 808%), Snavs released
his very first full-length album, SS18 in 2018. A collection of thirteen monolithic songs
tapping into loads of different genres, bringing the work of an impressive, particularly
varied supporting cast to light and defining Snavs as an album artist.
Between his album campaigns Snavs has held a consistent stream of high level singles on
influential record labels as Diplo’s Mad Decent, Monstercat, Barong Family and Spinnin’
Records, and we have seen him garner acclaim and cut remixes for Martin Garrix, Yellow
Claw, Tiësto and Galantis.
However, in order to retain the artistic integrity that is so integral to Snavs’ work, he
releases via his very own Riotville Records too. Like he did with his debut album, he
released his second full-length album Opal via Riotville Records in 2020.
Opal contained several bass anthems mixed with a bunch of more vocal driven songs, that
showed new interesting sides of the Danish producer artist. The whole album campaign
was surrounded in an amazing and unique visual universe.
Snavs is constantly pushing his creative boundaries, discovering new genres, exploring his
soundscape and exploring alternative collaboration with sorts like Telos (a hardcore metal
band), Ulf Scott (legendary Scandinavia rock drummer), Søren Buhl (member of alt-rock
band Blaue Blume) and Karen Lassen (indie singer) to mention a few, with the cutting-edge
phrase connected to his name frequently.
Relentless tours have taken him to every corner of the Earth, taking in prestigious headline
slots at legendary venues like Webster Hall (New York), Avalon (Los Angeles), Bootshaus
(Cologne), WOMB (Tokyo), Pacha (Sydney), X2 (Jakarta), Scala (London), Capitol (Perth)
and Atlas (Kiev), and prestigious festivals like Coachella, Tomorrowland, EDC Las Vegas,
Eurosonic, Miami Music Week, Amsterdam Dance Event, Mysteryland and Roskilde
Festival.