Girls of the Internet

Girls of the Internet are a UK-based collective specialising in ambient house and deep house, carving out a distinctive sound that blends forward-thinking electronic textures with soulful undertones. Their sophisticated approach to production has earned them recognition within discerning club circles and among contemporary electronic music fans alike.

Recent months have seen Girls of the Internet grace the stage at The Warehouse Project in Manchester, supporting headliner MK at DEFECTED MANCHESTER in October 2025. Their inclusion on such a prestigious lineup alongside acts like EATS EVERYTHING, SAM DIVINE, and Roger Sanchez further cements their reputation as a compelling live act in the British house music scene. The group’s ability to translate their nuanced studio work into dynamic live performances makes their gigs a standout draw for those seeking cutting-edge dance music experiences.

Girls of the Internet continue to build momentum, with releases such as the album "When I Was Lost, I Found Myself" and singles including "The Middle" and "Make U Mine" demonstrating their evolving artistry. Their forthcoming album "Secular Music Vol. 1", slated for release in November 2025, is highly anticipated by fans and critics alike. To keep up with new releases, tour dates, and concert announcements, follow Girls of the Internet and stay tuned for upcoming shows.