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The track arrives as the highly anticipated follow-up to “DIE TIEFE,” the duo’s first collaboration that went viral on social media and amassed millions of streams, further building on the momentum of Conrad Taylor’s globally successful Rosalía “Berghain” remix. Blending bouncy techno with an industrial warehouse edge, “i like girls (i like boys)” is built around a driving acid line and delivers a high-impact, genre-fusing club experience.
Born and raised in New York City, Conrad Taylor developed his musical foundation through early piano training, shaping his genre-fluid sound. After beginning his career in politics as one of the youngest elected officials in U.S. history, he transitioned fully into music, where he has since accumulated over 19 million streams and widespread DJ support from Ibiza to EDC. His tracks have been featured on major Spotify playlists including “New Music Friday,” “Hard Techno,” and “All New Dance.”
Known for his explosive sets and spontaneous pop-up raves, such as transforming Times Square into a packed dance floor, Conrad has built a loyal global following. He has performed headline shows across Amsterdam, Los Angeles, Barcelona, and New York, and shared stages with artists including Martin Garrix, Armin van Buuren, and The Chainsmokers.
Flash Gea, born and raised in the Bronx, is rapidly emerging as one of New York City’s most exciting new techno exports. Known for his signature bouncy techno sound, blending elements of acid, Latin percussion, synth-driven grooves and hard groove rhythms, he has built a strong online presence, generating over 100 million views across TikTok and Instagram. Co-signed by key names such as Sara Landry, 240 KMH, Mija and MCR-T, Flash broke through in 2025 with multiple tracks surpassing one million streams and collaborations with artists like JSTJR.
“In 2025, Flash and I created ‘DIE TIEFE,’ our first collaboration. The track went viral and fans immediately asked for more, so ‘i like girls (i like boys)’ is that follow-up. The track is a celebration of being yourself—love who you want, fuck when you want, dance all the time. It’s a collision of bouncy techno and industrial sounds, built around an acid line that evolves throughout the record.” — Conrad Taylor
With “i like girls (i like boys),” Conrad Taylor and Flash Gea deliver an unapologetic, high-energy statement on freedom and self-expression set to ignite dance floors worldwide.
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