He is best known for his house production, and forms part of the roster of the UK-based independent label, Selected. Higgins has collaborated with artists such as Goodboys, Elderbrooke and TCTS, and has amassed over 300 million streams on Spotify, as of September 2024.[5]
Early life and career
Born in Bristol, England, Higgins first showed interest at music production when he was twelve years old.[4][6]
2017-2023: Career beginnings and breakthrough
He made his debut in the music scene, with the release of a remix of Chris Gresswell and Hayley S' "Deep Love", under the stage name of Nu Aspect.[7] A year later, Nu Aspect released his debut single, "Things I Said" in 2017, which was distributed by the UK record label, Selected.[8][9]
From 2020 to 2023, Higgins kept releasing several standalone singles under Selected, which helped him grow an audience on the House music genre, with tracks such as: "Strings Attached", "What's in My Head", "Words", and "Run".[10][11][12] On April 15, 2022, Higgins collaborated with JEWELS and MAGNUS in the single "Afterlife".[13] It was followed by "Sleepless" with AVAION and PaulWetz featuring yuma, which ended up becoming his most successful track to date on streaming platforms.[14][15]
2024-present: Tomorrowland and new music
In 2024, Higgins released the single "Take Me Home", in collaboration with TCTS and RAHH.[16] In May, Higgins released two singles, the first a collaboration with British singer, Jem Cooke, titled "Distraction",[17] which was followed by the single "Bloom Again".[18] In July, Aspect performed a live set at the Tomorrowland festival.[19] In September, he collaborated with singer-songwriter Poppy Baskcomb on the song "Over The Edge".[20][21] At the end of the year on November 29, "Sweet Release" was released as the final single of the year.[22][23] "Blindspot" was released on March 28, making it his first release of 2025, it includes Goodboys, and AVAION as collaborators.[24] On May 16, Higgins released its follow-up single, "Watching Over You", featuring Marlo Rex.[25][26]
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