SHAB and Preston Harris Join Forces for “It’s On You”

SHAB and Preston Harris release ‘It’s On You’ on February 27, an Afro House-influenced duet that brings the two vocalists together on a club-focused single. SHAB and Preston Harris come together on “It’s On You”, an Afro House release scheduled for February 27th. The collaboration connects two artists with very different musical paths. Over the past year, SHAB has placed singles inside the U.S. Pop Radio Top 40 and the Billboard Dance charts, building a catalogue that moves between radio-facing pop and electronic production. Preston Harris, whose songwriting work includes credits on To Pimp a Butterfly with Kendrick Lamar, has also stepped into the dance space through a global Dance Radio No. 1 alongside HUGEL. On “It’s On You”, both artists share lead space, trading lines across a steady Afro House rhythm that keeps the focus on vocal interaction. The structure avoids over-layered production, keeping the exchange clear and direct. With its February 27th release date confirmed, the single adds another electronic entry to SHAB’s recent run while extending Preston Harris’ presence within club-focused releases. A Closer Look at the Vocal Exchange and Rhythmic Structure in ‘It’s On You’ From its opening moments, “It’s On You” establishes its Afro House foundation through steady percussion and understated synth textures that stay present without overwhelming the mix. The introduction does not rush toward a drop or chorus; it settles into a consistent groove that allows space for the duet format to take shape. Preston Harris carries the first vocal passages with a smooth, controlled presence that aligns with the song’s flirt-driven narrative. The writing revolves around attraction, accountability, and tension, and the title phrase is woven into the hook in a way that feels embedded in the conversation rather than repeated for emphasis. The rhythmic base remains constant, giving the track its identity while keeping the focus on clarity and phrasing. As SHAB’s vocals come in, the record gains a new layer of contrast between perspectives. Instead of stacking harmonies for impact, the structure unfolds line by line, with each artist responding directly to the other. That back-and-forth mirrors the push-and-pull theme at the centre of the track, reinforcing its emotional tension without relying on exaggerated production. The chorus holds both voices in balance, strengthening the melodic core while maintaining the steady percussion underneath. By keeping the arrangement disciplined and the synth textures in the background, “It’s On You” prioritises vocal interplay over spectacle, allowing the duet itself to carry the record’s impact ahead of its February 27th release. Where ‘It’s On You’ Fits Within SHAB’s Ongoing Evolution For SHAB, “It’s On You” does not feel detached from her recent run of releases. Over the past year, she has moved between pop-facing records and dance-driven singles with increasing consistency, placing tracks inside the U.S. Pop Radio Top 40 and the Billboard Dance charts. Collaborations such as “VooDoo” with Fat Joe expanded her presence within rhythmic formats, while releases like “Skin & Bones” strengthened her footing in dance spaces. This new Afro House entry continues that pattern of crossing formats without abandoning vocal identity. What distinguishes this release is not a sudden shift in genre but the way it sharpens focus. The duet format places SHAB in direct dialogue, moving her away from production-heavy arrangements and toward a more exposed vocal exchange. That dynamic aligns with the emotional directness present throughout much of her catalogue, from the personal framing of “Infinite Love” to the symbolism embedded in “One Suitcase.” Her trajectory has never rested solely on chart metrics; it has also developed through narrative and self-direction, informed by her departure from Iran, her move to New York, and her decision to leave law school in pursuit of music. Within that broader arc, “It’s On You” continues that self-directed path, situating her voice inside an Afro House structure while maintaining the lyrical tension and clarity that remain consistent across her work. Stream this single below and on all other platforms here. Follow SHAB Instagram | YouTube | Twitter | Spotify | Facebook The post SHAB and Preston Harris Join Forces for “It’s On You” appeared first on EDM House Network.