Nevelskiy

Before F.I.69, Konstantin Nevelskiy had already spent years producing music and performing as a DJ. The project he formed with Igor “M.I.P.” Maksimenko became the first to carry his work from southern Russia into the international electronic-music market.

A cold message to a Lithuanian singer turned into her most-streamed record — and an on-air interview at Dash Radio in Los Angeles.

"I Don't Want to Wait" is out — my third release with Deep Tone. Across the three, the roles change each time, and that's the point.

Before Nevelskiy remixed Iakopo’s “What I Need,” he worked on another Iakopo track that never reached release. The production nevertheless earned the artist’s trust and led to an official collaboration.

Our remix of MARLEN's "Промені" hit #1 on MusicBox Ukraine's "Свої" chart and led Kiss FM's dance chart for three months running.

Nevelskiy’s interpretation of “Lost at Sea” began on a four-track remix EP, returned on Rebirth Remixes and was later selected as the first track on Pavel Khvaleev’s Figura X‑Mas compilation.

Nevelskiy’s new “Spirit of Summer” remix with DJ Suhov and Fairtonesax follows a year of collaboration spanning record production, festival mixes, radio and Loony House events.

JetLoud began as Nevelskiy’s studio and live electronic project in 2012. Over two years, it grew through regional performances, radio exposure and releases with Cotry, Artem Rubtsov, Miguel and other electronic artists.

An early F.I.69 remix on Black Hole's Rub-A-Duck sublabel, played by John B in his Lucerne set.