Slaycey and Rach Brosman Release “Girlies,” a House-Techno Anthem Celebrating Women Taking Over the Dance Floor

Blurring the line between house and techno, “Girlies” is the latest single from rising electronic artist Slaycey, featuring vocals from Rach Brosman. Built around a driving, unforgettable groove and bold vocal hooks, the track delivers the energy of a peak-time club record while creating a moment designed to resonate far beyond the dance floor.

Anchored by the chant “Where the girlies at?”, Girlies playfully flips the script on the traditionally male-dominated DJ booth, imagining a world where women are running the show. Equal parts powerful, humorous, and high-energy, the record captures the confidence of walking into a packed venue with your crew and completely owning the room.

The collaboration brings together a female-led creative team, including Slaycey’s production, Rach Brosman’s vocals, and mixing & mastering by Julia Borelli (Anyma, RÜFÜS DU SOL). Brosman is also the founder of Support Women DJs, a global community dedicated to creating more opportunities and visibility for women in electronic music.

Arriving at a moment of major momentum, Slaycey’s releases have garnered over 400,000 streams in less than a year and landed on more than 10 Spotify editorial playlists, including a cover feature on Tech House Operator. She has also recently supported artists including Sidepiece, Ship Wrek, and Nala, continuing to establish herself as one of electronic music’s rising artists.

With its unmistakable hook, one-of-a-kind production, and message of women taking up space in nightlife, Girlies is more than just a club record. It is a rallying cry for the women shaping the future of electronic music and the soundtrack to a new generation taking over the dance floor.

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