Aslove

Early life and beginnings

Originally from Lons-le-Saunier in the Jura department, Aslove began music at the age of five by learning drums. His stage name derives from Jimi Hendrix’s album Axis: Bold as Love, which belonged to his father. He quickly picked up other instruments including guitar, piano, bass and harmonica. In 2008 he discovered Justice, whose sound reminded him of the heavy rock heroes of his childhood, prompting him to buy a second-hand MacBook and start creating electronic music. In middle school he formed a duo with a guitarist friend to emulate Justice using GarageBand, Apple’s free music software.

Aslove discovered DJing at 15 in a nightclub in his home region. After four years as a resident DJ he decided to make it his profession. In April 2014 he joined the UCPA École des DJs in Lyon. In January 2015 he uploaded his first cover to SoundCloud. "Cupid’s Chokehold", a deep-house version of Gym Class Heroes’ song, was quickly picked up by international blogs. He worked with several singers, including Charles-Henry from the TV show Nouvelle Star. With him he covered "Miss You" by The Rolling Stones, but his version of "Feel Good Inc." by Gorillaz brought the most exposure. 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.

Interested in the Tropical house wave on radio, Aslove prepared material for Amsterdam Dance Event in October 2016. By chance he came across Mia Wray's cover of Corinne Bailey Rae’s "Put Your Records On", whose understated performance convinced him to produce a new version.

Breakthrough

"Put Your Records On" entered the Top 100 most-played songs on French radio, with heavy rotation on outlets such as Virgin Radio. In August he released a remix of Katy Perry’s "Bon Appétit".

In November 2017 he released "So High" featuring Norma Jean Martine. 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.

New Beginnings

Alongside his solo career, Aslove continues to work as a songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist, collaborating with French and international artists across a range of genres, including electronic music, pop, indie rock and K-pop. He has worked extensively with French DJ and producer Michael Calfan, co-writing and co-producing several tracks, including Wild Night, Body and Eighteen. He also produced Airplanes by Dutch singer Tomas Ferdinand and Toi tu pars by French singer Cephaz.

In 2025, Aslove entered the South Korean music industry, contributing to the songwriting and production of Reno, a collaboration between Miyeon, a member of the K-pop group i-dle, and South Korean singer Colde. Released on 28 October 2025, the track appears on Miyeon's second solo EP, MY, Lover. The collaboration marked a new chapter in his career as an international music producer.

In 2026, he also collaborated with French DJ and producer HUGEL, co-writing and co-producing Champagne, alongside Adamé and vocalist Amadi Blue. The track appears on Twenty One, HUGEL's debut studio album, released in June 2026.

In addition to his work in electronic and pop music, Aslove expanded into the UK indie rock scene. Together with Scottish singer and musician Calum Wilkinson, he formed the Franco-Scottish indie rock duo YES AND MAYBE, based in Glasgow. Within the band, he serves as guitarist, songwriter and producer. Following the release of several singles, including Bloody Madness, God Isn't Real and Rebound, the duo released their debut album, Train To Nowhere, on 31 July 2026. Featuring fifteen tracks, the album represents a new artistic direction in Aslove's career, exploring a more guitar-driven, alternative rock sound.

EPs

• 2016: Covers
• 2018: So High (feat. Norma Jean Martine) – Remixes

1. "So High" – Extended
2. "So High" (Hugel Remix)
3. "So High" (LeMarquis Remix)
4. "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"