Nervo

Olivia and Miriam Nervo are twins from Melbourne, born in 1982, who signed to Sony/ATV as songwriters at eighteen.

Songwriting came first and paid first. Through a Swedish publisher they co-wrote “When Love Takes Over” for David Guetta and Kelly Rowland, which won a Grammy, and they wrote for Kesha — “Boots & Boys” and “V.I.P.” on Animal — as well as the Pussycat Dolls.

They have released as NERVO since 2005 and put out their album Collateral in 2015.

They are among the few women who were headlining main stages through the years when almost nobody was, and they have been blunt in public about what that was like. On stage the two of them work as one act rather than trading halves of a set, which is harder than it sounds.

They have no Vegas date on our board at present. The set, when it comes, is big-room house built around their own vocal records rather than other people’s.

Written from Wikipedia.