SUPER-Hi

The British production duo Super-Hi consists of George Tizzard and Rick Parkhouse, who formed the project under a different name, Red Triangle, in 2012. Working out of the UK, they made their production debut with Alexandra Burke's "Sitting on Top of the World" in 2012, then followed its release with additional collaborations like The Saturdays' "You Don't Have the Right" (2013), Union J's "Tonight (We Live Forever)" (2014), and Ronan Keating's "Shine Like Gold" (2015). As the decade progressed, Red Triangle continued to work with high-profile acts like Take That (2018's "Everlasting"), David Guetta (2018's "Battle"), and Westlife (2019's "Dynamite (Midnight Mix)"). After adopting a new name, Super-Hi, in 2020, Tizzard and Parkhouse scored their first substantial hit song with the collaborative "Following the Sun." The electro-pop single single featured Neeka — a duo comprising George Tizzard's sister, Katy Tizzard, along with bandmate Negin Djafari — and became popular in several European countries, earning a platinum certification in Austria (where it peaked at Number 12) and a gold certification in Germany (where it peaked at Number 24). Earning more than five million sales globally, the song also received multiple remixes in 2021, including "Following The Sun (Acoustic)" and "Following The Sun (Monte Fino Remix)," and was followed by "Take Me To The Sunshine" in 2022.