PLASTIC PIGS EP

Breaking news: Plastic Pigs have escaped. Authorities advise the public to remain calm and, if possible, to dance.

Plastic Pigs — a duo consisting of Italian multi-instrumentalist and programmer Stefano Di Puma and the electronic alter-ego of American violist from the Berlin Philharmonic, Allan Nilles aka Ayjay Nils — are two dads struggling to find enough powder to realize the weird music happening in their heads. They proudly present their debut EP, mostly consisting of sounds that shouldn’t work together, but somehow do. Expect tight drum grooves, synths that might not be correctly possessed, and enough wrong turns to make your GPS commit suicide.

It’s fast. It’s weird. It swirls.

TOY CARS

Buckle up—Toy Cars is a wild ride from start to finish. A perfect blend of high-energy chaos and razor-sharp musicianship, this track is silly in the best way, fierce in execution, and guaranteed to make people move. With unstoppable momentum, it crashes through genres like a kid on a sugar rush, delivering unfiltered joy. Whether it’s a party playlist, a leftfield dance selection, or an avant-garde energy boost, Toy Cars demands to be heard—preferably at full volume, with a crowd ready to dance.