Dovley

"Be About It" is many things. It's a club burner: a homage to the great house-inflected pop of the '90s, an enthusiastic call to the dance floor, a promise of parties to come. It's a motivational record – one that encourages listeners to identify an aspiration, put aside excuses, and realize our goals. For Dovley, it is indeed time to make a move – from well-regarded house and dance singer to a genre-transcending artist who delivers messages that resonate for listeners of all kinds. "Ricochet" and "Everywhere," her first two singles, have been streamed more than 700,000 times. They've established Dovley as a vocalist with a signature sound, a writer with a knack for memorable phrases, and a video performer with a unique sense of style. So "Be About It" - which she also produced - isn't just a call to action. It is the action she's singing about: it's the vehicle for her ascendancy, the irresistible pulse wave announcing the birth of a star.