Vandelux

Multi-instrumentalist, producer, and vocalist Vandelux releases “I Want You,” his debut single since signing with Mom+Pop Music. The track showcases the groovy dance beats, head-turning vocals, and memorable lyrics that have become Vandelux’s trademark.

Vandelux says, “I Want You was written to capture that feeling of desperation when you are in a relationship where you have fallen in love, but your partner hasn’t.” 

Vandelux is currently on his annual “Ski Tour,” a journey that fuses his love for mountain landscapes with the electrifying energy of live performances. This year’s trek winds through sold-out Vail, Aspen, Tahoe, and Frisco shows, culminating with a performance in Crested Butte on release day. This Spring, he’ll take the stage supporting Elderbrook, including a much-anticipated appearance at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado.

Vandelux, the alter-ego of Evan White, burst onto the production scene in 2016 with electrifying remixes that topped underground music charts. Vandelux’s track “Matter of Time,” from his debut album, When The Light Breaks, spent over nine weeks on the Billboard Dance Charts, leading to extensive touring, including high-profile festivals like Outside Lands and Bonnaroo, and supporting KYGO on dates across the US. His bold work now garners millions of monthly plays on Spotify and has drawn attention from artists, including Parson James, who he has since collaborated with.  In 2024, he made a major impact on TikTok with his remix of Girl On Couch’s viral hit, “Man in Finance”.

Vandelux’s story resonates with anyone who has longed to chase their passion. After years at a hedge fund, he felt called to pursue music. He told Words&Music, “Finance felt like a job, and music felt like meditation; it was a way to recharge, relax, and refresh. It was challenging some days to try and force yourself to be creative after work.”

 In 2023, sold-out shows across the U.S. and Canada—and an ever-growing audience discovering his songs—ultimately emboldened him to commit fully to his craft. “I didn’t want to be 80 years old saying, ‘I wish I gave it a shot,’” he added, describing the pivotal moment that fueled his leap into music.

He has plans to release more music in early Spring and Summer of 2025.