B0YG1RL – “I Dont Recall” & “Openinghearts”
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B0YG1RL has released “i dont recall” and “openinghearts” together as the double single “new wave*.” The South Florida duo recorded both tracks with Surf Gang producer 4evr; Cass Morrison directed the “openinghearts” video in New York.

South Florida experimental duo B0YG1RL has released two new songs, “i dont recall” and “openinghearts,” together as the double single “new wave*.” The tracks were recorded with Surf Gang producer 4evr, adding a new release to the duo’s recent run of collaborations and music.

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The two songs take different approaches to B0YG1RL’s disorienting mix of electronic music and rap. Stereogum describes “i dont recall” as a mutated strain of SoundCloud rap, while “openinghearts” is characterized as a Euro-trance anthem interrupted by abrasive static-like noise. Those descriptions reflect the tracks’ contrasting styles rather than a statement from the artists about their intentions.

The songs were recorded with 4evr, a Surf Gang producer, and released as a paired single titled “new wave*.” A music video for “openinghearts,” shot in New York by Cass Morrison, accompanies the release. The source does not specify whether a video was made for “i dont recall.”

The release is out through Surf Gang/Decent Distribution, according to Stereogum. The report gives no track lengths, streaming figures, chart positions or detailed release-date information, so those details cannot be established from the available material.

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announcementWhen: Released; exact release date not stated…
The developmentB0YG1RL released two new tracks, “i dont recall” and “openinghearts,” together as the double single “new wave*.”

A New Release After EXIT 2B

The double single gives listeners two new examples of B0YG1RL’s approach to colliding dance, rap and hyperpop sounds, while the split between the tracks offers a quick sense of the range within the duo’s work. The songs’ release with 4evr also connects the project to Surf Gang, which is involved in both the recording and distribution described in the report.

Stereogum notes that B0YG1RL drew attention earlier in the year through a collaboration with Novagang on the EP “EXIT 2B.” The new single follows that collaboration, but the source does not say whether it signals a larger project, a sustained partnership with 4evr, or a change in the duo’s plans. For now, the confirmed development is a two-track release with an accompanying video for one song.

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The Duo’s Recent Collaborations

B0YG1RL is described by Stereogum as an experimental duo from South Florida whose music draws on dance, rap and hyperpop. The report says the group puts those influences together in deliberately disorienting ways, presenting music that can function as party music while also disrupting familiar genre conventions.

Earlier in the year, the duo collaborated with Novagang on “EXIT 2B.” The source links that EP to increased attention for B0YG1RL, but provides no audience data or specific measures of that attention. “new wave*” now places two further tracks alongside that earlier collaboration in the group’s recent release history.

““i dont recall” sounds like a mutated strain of SoundCloud rap.”

— Stereogum

Release Details Still Unreported

The source confirms the double single’s title, tracks, collaborators, video director and distributor, but does not give an exact release date or link to confirm availability on particular services. It also does not identify the individual members of B0YG1RL, explain how the collaboration with 4evr developed, or report any comments from the duo or producer.

There is no confirmation that “new wave*” is part of an upcoming album or EP, or that further videos or releases are planned. The report’s descriptions of the songs are critical interpretations; the artists’ own account of the music and its production is not included in the supplied source.

Listening and Further Announcements

“new wave*” is reported as out now on Surf Gang/Decent Distribution, so the immediate next step for listeners is to check those outlets or music services for the release. The “openinghearts” video, shot in New York by Cass Morrison, is also part of the release coverage.

No future release date, tour announcement or album plan is provided. Any additional B0YG1RL music or details about the 4evr collaboration remain unannounced in the source material, so the current story is limited to the two tracks and the accompanying video.

Key Questions

What has B0YG1RL released?

The South Florida duo released “i dont recall” and “openinghearts” together as the double single “new wave*.”

Who worked on the tracks?

B0YG1RL recorded both songs with Surf Gang producer 4evr, according to Stereogum.

Is there a music video?

A video for “openinghearts” was shot in New York by Cass Morrison. The supplied report does not mention a video for “i dont recall.”

Where was “new wave*” released?

Stereogum reports that the double single is out through Surf Gang/Decent Distribution. The source does not list specific streaming services.

Is this part of an upcoming album?

The source does not say whether “new wave*” is connected to an album or EP, and it gives no announcement of further releases.

Source: stereogum.com

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