A Peak-Time Tech House Anthem
Spanish DJ and producer Crusy is back with his biggest release yet, "Hey Girls, B-Boys," out now on the iconic Toolroom label. Known for his meteoric rise in the electronic music scene, Crusy's latest track perfectly blends underground vibes with mainstream appeal. This acid-laced tech house banger features a nod to The Chemical Brothers’ legendary "Hey Boy, Hey Girl" vocal sample, giving the track an infectious hook that’s sure to resonate with fans of both old-school and contemporary dance music.
"Hey Girls, B-Boys" is a high-energy, peak-time track that flirts with the boundary between tech house and techno. The driving beats, acid basslines, and Crusy’s impeccable production make this an absolute DJ’s dream. The track’s raw, powerful groove has already been tearing up dance floors worldwide, continuing Crusy’s hot streak after his breakthrough with "Selecta" on Toolroom Trax, which received massive support from legends like Carl Cox, Nic Fanciulli, and John Summit.
With releases on heavy-hitting labels like Defected, Golden Recordings, and Nothing Else Matters, Crusy has quickly established himself as one of the most exciting tech house artists to watch. His collaborations with major artists like HUGEL and Dombresky, along with millions of streams, are further proof of his undeniable talent. Whether you’re hitting a festival stage or a packed nightclub, "Hey Girls, B-Boys" will ignite the crowd every time.
