CLR

Night Tales is the Los Angeles-based duo of Aaron Bannie and Kamaliza Salamba, whose vision extends far beyond the decks. Rooted in house, R&B, and soul, their music has always been about connection—real stories told through rhythm and melody. What started in Australia as a collaboration built on emotion and live performance has grown into a global project that bridges music, culture, and community.

Their breakout came with Proof, a debut album on Ultra Records that introduced the world to their cinematic take on electronic music—live vocals, textured synths, and songwriting that speaks to shared human experiences. The record helped them surpass 50 million streams, with their single “Only If” now reaching over 1.5 million listeners every month. But what defines Night Tales most isn’t just the music—it’s how they present it.

Their live concept, CLR, short for Colour, Love & Rhythm, is the foundation of their next chapter. It’s a series of immersive shows that reimagine what electronic performance can be. Each event is tailored to the city it lands in, built in collaboration with local musicians, vocalists, and dancers. At Breakaway Festival Atlanta, Night Tales worked with a ten-piece marching band and horn players linked to Outkast. In Utah, they partnered with Indigenous Navajo performers, merging tradition with club culture. Every CLR show celebrates self-expression and community, blending house music’s pulse with the textures and energy of the places it touches.

Night Tales’ performances move like a dialogue between live instrumentation and DJ-driven flow—music that feels intimate even when played to thousands. Their presence on major stages, including Coachella’s Quasar Stage, F1 Miami, Art Basel, and the X Games, has solidified them as one of the few acts seamlessly merging festival-scale production with genuine emotional depth. They’ve been featured as Edmtrain’s Artist of the Week and were nominated for Breakthrough Artist of the Year at the EDMAs during Miami Music Week, recognition that speaks to their influence across both electronic and mainstream circles.

CLR embodies the ethos of Night Tales as a brand: inclusive, forward-thinking, and rooted in authenticity. It’s not just a show—it’s a reminder of why people fell in love with house music in the first place. Each event invites the crowd to participate rather than observe, creating space for expression through movement, color, and sound. The experience feels spontaneous yet intentional, balancing production value with the raw human energy that defines the best nights out.

Night Tales is building something that lives beyond streaming numbers or stage lights. Their brand celebrates the intersection of urban culture and electronic sound, giving a platform to artists and audiences who see dance music as more than entertainment—it’s a shared language. CLR represents the next phase of that evolution, and it’s quickly becoming one of the most talked-about live concepts in house music.

For fans, CLR isn’t just an event—it’s a gathering of rhythm, emotion, and creative freedom. Whether under festival lights or in an intimate rooftop setting, Night Tales invites everyone into their world of Colour, Love, and Rhythm.