Dirty Vegas

GRAMMY award-winning UK duo Dirty Vegas (aka Paul Harris and Steve Smith) closeout 2024 with their ‘Believer EP’ on Anjunabeats. Following their first original release since 2020, the EP is completed by the addition of two more progressive tracks, 'Underwater' and 'Won't Let You Go', featuring the band's own vocals.

Dirty Vegas: “‘Believer’ is about believing in fate and destiny and that the universe works with you. We are putting faith in how we connect with those we love. When we got back into the studio earlier this year, it was a blank canvas for us, but we knew that our early club roots were what we felt most passionate about.

“As we were making our first new music for a long time, we knew it would be amazing to be on one of the best-respected labels in the world, ‘Anjunabeats’. The label roster has some of our favourite current artists and legendary ones, and we feel a genuine connection with the Anjuna family.”

The duo is premiering their EP with a view of their new live setup, which fans can see in a recorded set played in Stonegate Forest in Kent, England, earlier this year.

With a career starting in 2001, the duo rose to stardom with their classic, ‘Days Go By.’ The track won a GRAMMY in 2003 for Best Dance Recording, and it reached mainstream pop culture as part of a famous Mitsubishi commercial that was so omnipresent that it even became the subject of a parody skit created by Dave Chappelle. The song was a crucial moment in the ‘90s/'00s electronica explosion and helped to bring electronic music to the global masses.

Paul Harris and Steve Smith have continued growing the Dirty Vegas name through the years, bringing their writing and production techniques and skills behind the board to contemporary dance music.

Paul has worked with Anyma, Cassian, Dom Dolla, Duke Dumont, Parisi, Tiësto, and Vintage Culture. At the same time, Steve has created music with anamē, Portugal the Man, Santiago Garcia, and Sultan + Shepard.

Their music has also been synced to various TV, film and video games.