Bixel Boys Team Up With Jarell Perry For Summer Single "Love Marks"

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"Simplicity is the duo’s aim in the case of 'Love Marks', and they demonstrate their skill in creating an impactful number that strikes an emotive chord while still adhering to the rules of the dance floor."

- Dancing Astronaut

The underdog mentality that has kept a chip on Bixel Boys' shoulder might soon be a thing of the past. After playing an array of what can be loosely defined as 'dance' tunes at mega festivals like EDC Vegas and HARD Summer, headlining world renowned clubs, and mixing for Thump, Triple J, Discobelle, Nest HQ and many others, the Bixel Boys were witnessed through their diverse releases on labels like Sweat It Out!, Armada, Dim Mak, Main Course, and Nervous. the Bixel Boys have dabbled in everything from experimental bass music to bouncy house jams, along with 70’s rock, 90’s hip hop and Berlin techno, with support from A-Trak, RL Grime, The Crystal Method, and What So Not. Featuring an iconoclastic mantra, #FREELIFE, as the backbone of their movement, the Bixel Boys are not only a force behind the decks and in the studio, but also in the community.

Jarell Perry made a name for himself in early 2013 after meeting with rising producer HSVN. Together they delivered his debut LP Simple Things, a blend of electronic soul and indie-pop. Following his LP, Jarell went on to tour with Yuna in 2014 and shortly after he released his EP White, which has been compared to the works of artists such as Miguel and Frank Ocean. Following the successful release of their deep tribal collaboration with Dutch producer Poupon "Ain’t Your Girl" on OWSLA's Worldwide Broadcast compilation, Bixel Boys have teamed up with the Southern California-bred vocalist, Jarell Perry to bring another feel-good club anthem, “Love Marks.” The track is characterized by its bass-driven beat ornamented by Perry's emotional vocals, demonstrating the duo's ability to extract the very best out of their collaborators.