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BLACK GIRL / WHITE GIRL Set to Release Slew of Bangers on 777 Squadron EP

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Netherlands-based BLACK GIRL / WHITE GIRL is a force of nature, squared. The pair combine their taste for raw and rousing music and channel influences from their respective Curacaoan and Israeli heritage to create tracks and sets that keep dancefloors mesmerized and on their toes. Following previous releases on SYMBOLISM, EI8HT, and Super Rhythm Trax, BLACK GIRL / WHITE GIRL is poised to end the year with a top-shelf party starter: 777 Squadron.Ā Their forthcoming EP features a slew of four off-the-wall dancefloor bangers overflowing with original ideas and raw, jacking grit.

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Celebrate Pride Month with These LGBTQI Artists

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The origins of house and techno music are distinctly tied to the LGBTQI community. To celebrate Pride Month and the influence LGBTQI artists have had on the electronic music scene, here are 10 artists that should be on your radar. These artists have helped establish a foundation for modern electronic dance music or are setting the current tone for the future of electronic music.

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6AM Guest Mix: BLACK GIRL / WHITE GIRL

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Amsterdam’s own BLACK GIRL / WHITE GIRL have a very special guest mix in store for 6AM this week. With this one-hour guest mix, the powerhouse duo seamlessly mixes multiple genres such techno, house, breaks, and more into a quintessential high-energy set for which they are known.

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Black Girl/White Girl New EP Marks Debut on HE.SHE.THEY

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Black Girl/White Girl has a new EP out called Extravaganzza,Ā and it marks their debut on HE. SHE. THEY. The Black Girl/White Girl sound is never static, and their captivating new EP is brimming with dance floor potential. They thrive on experimentation and that been one major force that makes our music unique.

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Black Girl/White Girl Being Different Pays Off

Black Girl/White Girl Celebrate Being Different & New Music

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Music is a form of expression that conveys emotions and messages. It tells love stories and heartaches. Music has also been a means to disrupt the status quo and expand consciousness. Going against the current isn’t always the easiest or safest because it can single you out. Stepping away from what’s expected and doing things differently involves risk, and not everyone is willing to place their bets. However, for the DJ duo, Black Girl/White Girl (BG/WG) being differentā€”both in their personal and artistic livesā€”has given them freedom.

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Black Girl / White Girl Return to Roush With Dance Floor-Ready “Astrovision” EP

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After a series of formidable peak-time house for Relief and Repopulate Mars, Black Girl / White Girl return to Roush for Astrovision, another record of expertly built dance floor cuts. Fat, fast and filled with percussive floats and skips, expect the new Astrovision EP to get plenty of play.

On “Invasion” and “Space Odddity”, Black Girl / White Girl mean business, ticking some very satisfying boxes while effortlessly percolating between techno and house. It’s easy to see why their cuts are so popular with the likes of Jamie Jones, Maya Jane Coles, Mark Broom, and DJ Deeon.

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Premiere: Listen to Black Girl / White Girl’s “Technobodi” on UK’s Twisted Fusion

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Black Girl / White Girl leads us into the fall with this explosive tech house track, a hard-hitting debut on UK’s Twisted Fusion label.

Released October 13th ahead of Amsterdam Dance Event, and available for pre-order on Beatport, “Technobodi” exudes heavy peak time tech vibes throughout, sure to delight dance floors and become a proper future club anthem through the fall.

It’s been a busy year for Black Girl / White Girl. Since their first release of the year in January on Roush, the pair have gone on to release on Max Chapman’s Resonance Records and Lapsus as well as seeing their track “Acidulous” receive support from Hector Couto, Marco Carola and Yousef to name a few.

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