Listen to BLACK GIRL / WHITE GIRL rework of ‘101010101’

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October 14, 2022

By Erikas

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The reimagined ‘101010101 (3D)’ truly lands in a three-dimensional manner, beaming down ear-catching hooks, cleverly chopped vocal samples, and a commanding groove that will have every rave and dance floor in its path in pure ecstasy. The timeless DJ and fan favorite have amassed over 375k streams and a “New Music Friday” cover for the two on Spotify.

The amazing duo’s latest upbeat, energizing dance single perfectly captures the distinctiveness of their always-shifting style, which is steeped in queer house and techno, as well as their unmistakable creative prowess. This new interpretation of a scorching underground song is expected to be played repeatedly wherever it goes after receiving consistent BBC Radio 1 support and being played by tastemaker DJs like Jamie Jones at festivals and clubs all over the world.

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