In October 2013, the artists released one more EP, High You Are Remixes. It featured remixes of one song, "High You Are" (Motez Remix), "High You Are" (Branchez Remix), "High You Are" (Astronomer Remix), "High You Are" (SCNTST Remix), and "High You Are" (The Only Remix). Again, there was little commercial success for the album.
A year later, Flume left the project, and Emoh recorded another EP, Gemini. The musician still works with OWSLA and Sweat It Out! The tracklist featured singles "Death Drive", "Gemini", "Oddity", "Arrows", and "Intro". The singer asked such artists to help him record the EP as Dawn Golden, Dillon Francis, KLP, and Tunji.
In September 2016, What So Not released a new EP, Divide & Conquer. The album featured such hits as “Montreal”, recorded together with Kimba, "Divide & Conquer", "Adieu", "Lone", recorded with GANZ and JOY, "Severance", "Trust" with Burns and "Buried" with George Maple and Rome Fortune. It became the project’s first album to make it into the charts. The EP climbed the 19th spot on ARIA Charts and settled on the 14th position of Billboard’s Dance/Electronic Albums Chart. The artist’s work was highly rated in the electronic music industry.
In June 2017, What So Not recorded the EP, Divide & Conquer Remixes, which was less popular than the predecessor. It featured such remixes as "Divide & Conquer" - Noisia Remix, "Lone" - Slow Hours Remix, Ribongia Remix, SLUMBERJACK Remix (with the assistance of GANZ), "Trust" - MYRNE Remix, Go Freek Remix, Loge21 Remix, KUURO Remix, Plastic Plates Remix (again with Burns).
In May 2018, the artist released one more remix collection. It featured three versions of the single “Beautiful”, recorded with Winona Oak. The songs were marked as Volac Remix, ZEKE BEATS Remix, and Kaz James Remix.
In 2018, What So Not presented its first LP, Not All the Beautiful Things. The album’s guests were Toto, Dyro, Daniel Johns, Skrillex, San Holo. A year earlier, the artist recorded promo singles, "Be Ok Again", "Stuck In Orbit", and "Beautiful". The LP settled on the 14th spot of the ARIA Chart and came in eighth on Billboard’s Top Dance/Electronic Albums Chart. Many fans tried to book What So Not for their private events at the time.
While working on new albums, the group attended such festivals as Pukkelpop, Ultra Music Festival, Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, and Lollapalooza.
What So Not continues recording new songs and performing live.
