Black Girl / White Girl has been played on NTS over 10 times, featured on 12 episodes and was first played on 19 February 2020.

raffiti-tagged manifesto of queer joy, femme power, and high-energy techno and house built for the underground. They say techno and house belong to a chosen few. Cute, but nah. The underground has always belonged to the people. The ones who live for the culture, who show up and sweat it out. Always has, and always will. But somewhere along the way, the industry lost the plot. Suddenly, it wasn’t just about the music—it was about the right connections, the right co-signs, the right aesthetic. They tried to package the underground, polish its edges, and lock it behind closed doors.

But a real movement? That can’t be contained.

BLACK GIRL / WHITE GIRL don’t just make tracks—they hijack your heartbeat. Their high-energy fusion of techno and house is a raw, groove-heavy force, infused with Caribbean and Middle Eastern rhythms and built for sweat-drenched dance floors. And the world is catching on.

With releases on Hardgroove, TRUNCATE, Symbolism, and Relief Records, they’ve cemented their place among the scene’s most forward-thinking labels, with their music championed by Ben Sims, Jeff Mills, Nina Kraviz, Luke Slater, and The Blessed Madonna.

On stage, they’ve left their mark on legendary dancefloors from Watergate to Motion, brought fire to Ben Sims’ MACHINE, played an all-nighter at Perron (earning a Resident Advisor Mix of the Day), and delivered explosive sets at Kinky Sundays, queer techno extravaganza PAG, and BLITZ.

While industry gatekeepers chase trends and algorithms dictate the next viral sound, BLACK GIRL / WHITE GIRL are out here making club music dangerous again. No gimmicks. No shortcuts. Just pure, relentless energy from two artists who give a damn about the culture.