In 2016, the Yousafs were featured on the Pegboard Nerds and NGHTMRE collaboration "Superstar" and continued to tease fans with new tracks performed during their live sets. During the resulting yearlong legal tussle between the two parties, the duo continued to release music, including the Pegboard Nerds-produced "Somewhere to Run" and an appearance on the star-studded "Love Song to the Earth" single. It hit the Top Ten of the Billboard 200 and birthed several singles and videos, including "Live for the Night," which topped the Hot Dance Club Play chart, and the Top 40 pop hit "Alive." In September 2014, Trindl parted ways with the group and the Yousaf sisters released "Say Goodbye," recorded in response to the split, two months later. The trio issued their first proper album, the bombastic Get Wet, in 2013. The same year, Krewella became a staple of the festival circuit, including New York's Electric Zoo and Texas' Meltdown. The former reached number ten on Billboard's Top Dance/Electronic Albums chart. They got together in 2007 - originally featuring Kris Trindl - but didn't release their first material until 2011, when they uploaded a handful of songs, including the jagged and celebratory "Life of the Party." In 2012, the band self-released their first two EPs: Play Hard (June), featuring the reggae-flavored "Killin It," and Play Harder (December). The group was formed by sisters Jahan Yousaf and Yasmine Yousaf in Northbrook, Illinois, a small town north of Chicago. In 2020, they issued their official sophomore set, Zer0. Formed as a trio in the late 2000s, they became a duo shortly after the release of their debut, Get Wet (2013), and continued their party-loving mission with live shows, guest appearances, and singles and EPs like 2016's Ammunition. Electronic dance outfit Krewella have a boisterous style that draws upon numerous subgenres, including dubstep, hardstyle, progressive house, and trap.
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