Behind the scenes of the global dance scene, some names make waves without ever appearing on the poster. Stevie Appleton, a London singer and producer with a rare melodic gift, and Nick Henriques, a Toronto beatmaker with a relentless groove and a platinum track record, are two of them. Together, they have shaped tracks for Tiësto, Meduza, Bebe Rexha and Alesso. But…
Behind the scenes of the global dance scene, some names make waves without ever appearing on the poster. Stevie Appleton, a London singer and producer with a rare melodic gift, and Nick Henriques, a Toronto beatmaker with a relentless groove and a platinum track record, are two of them. Together, they have shaped tracks for Tiësto, Meduza, Bebe Rexha and Alesso. But today, they are writing their own story: Collect 200.
The project was born from a simple but powerful desire: to stop writing only for others, and to create a world where their influences meet and embrace. Their sound is an irresistible fusion: the warmth of soul, the incandescent sparkle of disco, psychedelic touches worthy of Jungle or Tame Impala, and club-ready energy that leaves no one standing still.
Their self-titled debut single, released in April 2025, quickly made its mark: more than 2.8 million streams and a unanimous reception. Every note is conceived as an invitation to travel: Stevie weaves textures reminiscent of seventies clubs, and Nick lays down rhythms cut out for today’s nights out.
English in its elegance, Canadian in its pulse, Collect 200 embodies that rare alchemy that transcends borders. And while their story is only just beginning, the duo has just unveiled “Dream”, released on 5 August, a new track that keeps the magic going and confirms they are here to move the soul… and the body.
