Crusy channels The Chemical Brothers on new single Hey Girls, B-Boys
Crusy drops his biggest record yet on Toolroom.
This Spanish superstar-in-the-making has been on a meteoric rise since his Toolroom Trax release, Selecta, blew up on dance floors across the World in 2022 with support from Carl Cox, Nic Fanciulli, and John Summit.
Since then, he has signed with Toolroom management and is frequently released on Defected, Claptone’s Golden Recordings, and Danny Howard’s Nothing Else Matters. He is also collaborating with the likes of HUGEL, Dombresky, and Low Steppa, racking up an impressive 20 million streams in the process. His diary is jam-packed with shows worldwide, including the USA, Ibiza, Mexico, Canada, and more.
This record hits that sweet spot where the underground meets the accessible. A peak-time, acid-laced Tech House roller that borders on Techno at times, with that ‘Hey Boy, Hey Girl’ vocal sample made famous by The Chemical Brothers in 1999. A DJ’s dream record is a massive moment for Crusy.