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September 2, 2019

Party Pupils: “Bite My Tongue”

By: Jack Anderson

Labor Day’s all about letting loose, so who better to pepper into your playlist than L.A. electronic duo Party Pupils?

Over the past four years multi-instrumentalist producer Suave Yung Blanc has teamed up with with solo singer MAX for some of the most infectious house remixes and originals you’ll ever hear. And true to their name, Party Pupils are well-versed in the electronic spectrum, dilating out from run-of-the-mill club bangers into an iris of future funk, UK garage and deep house.

Party Pupils hasn’t have a lot of trouble earning new listeners with their sporadically-released, inventive studio singles, which isn’t mutually exclusive to their ability to win over fest crowds one sweaty show at a time. Party Pupils recently upped the ante on their latest track of 2019, an absolute synth slammer of house music, “Bite My Tongue”!


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