Heavily inspired by Major Lazer and Jack Ü, Wes considers his birthday as a producer to be January 5, 2016, when he started working on his remix of Wiz Khalifa’s “See You Again” featuring the rising Charlie Puth in the midst of a tropical house kick that he still hasn’t completely shaken. Wes’ first official step into the "computer music" genre happened on July 12, 2016 featuring his instrumental track “Digital Flirt” and was soon followed by his first full and completely original single “Never Wanted You” featuring Cōver. After a handful of experimental remix releases in the early months of 2017, summertime brought the release of "Safe and Sound," a sunshiny tropical house track that became the first installment of his multi-track collaboration with California-based singer/songwriter Lyndsey Elm. Alongside his current collabs, developing side projects, and new original material, Wes also found a creative niche remixing a host of upcoming artists such as Desiree Dawson, Ella Isaacson, Lauv, Ruben Young and Merry Ellen Kirk and plans to continue expanding his remix portfolio and original material extensively throughout 2020.