PLS&TY delivers track of the summer with MOYA: “Take A Chance” 

PLS&TY drops “Take A Chance,” a summer smash featuring vocals from MOYA, an America’s Got Talent semi-finalist and Noizu collaborator. The piano house track has that distinct anthem energy, with bold and soulful vocals from MOYA and pristine and uplifting production from PLS&TY. This single follows PLS&TY’s recent Dim Mak EP Into The Light.

PLS&TY adds; “Take a Chance is a sun-soaked piano house anthem that feels as modern as it does classic, drawing from the warm and raw energy of old-school house songs. I wanted to tap into that type of timeless energy that's soulful, emotional, but fun. It’s about trusting the moment, taking risks, and letting go.”

“Take A Chance” is out on July 18.

ABOUT PLS&TY:

Tommy Leas, a Florida native better known as PLS&TY is burgeoning into the electronic dance music scene with his unique sound: languid bass, captivating vocals and enough upbeat melodies to make anybody feel good.

His music has amassed hundreds of millions streams across platforms.. that’s if you don’t include a feature in a Hershey’s chocolate television commercial that has now reached over 1 BILLION views. PLS&TY’s singles have gone on to top Billboard, iTunes, Spotify, Apple Music, and Youtube Music Viral charts multiple times over, & have been Remixed by Grammy-nominated Morgan Page, Rusko, Cazzette, Bondax, Cat Dealers, and more. Tommy has toured a bevy of A-list festivals including Bonnaroo, EDC Vegas, Electric Forest, and Breakaway, not to mention owning over a half decade of North American club tour dates under his belt.

“Your Love”, featuring Kenyan vocalist Sofiya Nzau, extends PLS&TY’s globally-focused rise. The song has currently been streamed more than 50 Million times, racking in an impressive 100,000 Shazams, has been used in more than 50,000 Videos on social media, sits in rotation on radio stations in every continent, and has even graced MainStage DJ sets at festivals like Tomorrowland. 2025 sees PLS&TY emerging with new music & artistic endeavors, all while wielding the lighthearted “mind your manners” and “please and thank you” catchphrases