Quickly gaining streams and becoming her most-popular track to date, Class Vee has brought the ultimate dancefloor ’90s-nostalgic anthem with her single “House Party”. Full of ’90s old-school groove wrapped around a mainstream dance-pop energy, this track is truly unforgettable and was inspired by the ’90 hit film “House Party” which starred Kid ‘n Play. The release of this single acted as the follow-up to her collaboration with Diskonnektion on the single “Illusions”, and she has since followed this release up with her latest track, titled “Weirdos”.
Class Vee, an emerging American singer, songwriter, and producer, is igniting the music scene with her vibrant energy and diverse influences. Hailing from a Dominican background, she proudly embraces her Latina heritage and infuses her music with a dynamic blend of styles. Since her debut in 2021, Class Vee’s passion for crafting songs has been evident, and her brand truly took off during the pandemic, solidifying her commitment to a flourishing music career. With an innate love for all classes of music, Class Vee’s sonic journey draws inspiration from a wide spectrum, especially the captivating sounds of the 80s. Having collaborated with notable artists like MNX and Diskonnektion, she has honed her craft alongside industry-leading producers, further enriching her musical prowess. From her debut single “IDK Why” to her sixth release “Weirdos”, Class Vee’s musical evolution shines brightly. Her stage name, “Class Vee,” beautifully encapsulates her identity, with “Vee” representing the initials of her first name, Victoria, and signifying her desire to embody various musical styles and emotions. Embracing the profound impact of music, she envisions her songs becoming an integral part of listeners’ journeys, marking heartbreak, first love, and memorable moments, hence “Class”. Rooted in her Dominican heritage, Class Vee’s artistry breathes life into her music, reflecting her experiences and cultural background. With a compelling solo career blossoming from her roots in live bands, Class Vee is poised to make an indelible mark on the industry, inviting listeners to dance, feel, and connect through her soulful melodies and impassioned storytelling.
Talking about this song, Class Vee said: “With my latest single, I wanted to create nostalgia; a lot of people miss the 80s and 90s; ‘House Party’ is high vibe hip-pop invitation back there.”
Watch the music video to “House Party” by Class Vee here:
Written by Class Vee, herself, whilst it was produced by Rex Beats and recorded at Grand Bay Studios, “House Party” is an addictive dance-pop track that has mainstream vibes mixing with ’90s old-school groove throughout. Class Vee does an impressive job of paying homage to the 1990 classic film of the same name, whilst adding a bit of R&B and hip-hop into the mix. “House Party” is the party track you’re missing on your party playlists with fired-up vocals and feel-good lyrics, it’s hard not to fall in love with this track.
As for the music video, which has been filmed by Animus Visual, we watch Class Vee host a house party, with the opening scene showing two kids knocking on the door stating that they’re there for the house party, but Class Vee turns them away as they’re not old enough – regardless, they sneak around the back. The party then starts in full swing with Class Vee showcasing her incredible performance energy with infectious dance vibes that fuse well with the song itself. Various party scenes can be seen and everyone is vibing away to the awesome beat and Class Vee’s fire-up vocals. The ending sees the two kids partying with the adults. The music video also stars Pusha Preme, Noan Partly, MNX, Gee Cee, Speak Easy, Chris Barbosa, Mixed Miyagi, Christopher Knolton, Anisette Maya, and many more incredible artists and performers!
Stream this popular song from this remarkable artist on Spotify here:
“House Party”, by Class Vee, is available to download and stream, right now, across all platforms, via Benton Records. Class Vee has been invited to perform at New York Fashion Week in September – so look out for that.