TELYKast make anthemic, sentimental electronic pop songs that sound equally at home on the radio and the main stage of a summer EDM festival. The Los Angeles-based trio write and record their music in their own home studios, and they perform in a unique configuration, consisting of a DJ, a guitarist, and a vocalist. Actively releasing singles and remixes since 2016, TELYKast have collaborated with Kaskade, Steve Void, Natalie Major, and several others, racking up millions of streams with tracks like "Comfortable" (2018) and "Daylight" (2019).

Formed in 2012, TELYKast consists of former metal guitarist Trevor Klaiman, DJ/producer Kyle Tonoli, and Linus Altman-Kurosaki, who grew up playing jazz guitar. Blending EDM with pop hooks, they started releasing remixes and original material around 2015. Several tracks appeared in 2016, including "Break Your Heart" (with Lauryn Vyce) and remixes for the Chainsmokers and Tritonal. Collaborations with Ian Gott ("Stay Friends") and Sammy Adams ("Driving") appeared in 2017, and the 2018 single "Comfortable" (with Steve Void and Natalie Major) proved to be one of TELYKast's most popular songs, with dozens of remixes appearing. The group's most popular 2019 releases included the Kaskade collaboration "No One Else," the Aly Ryan-featuring "Better," and "Daylight" (with One True God). ~ Paul Simpson, Rovi