Australia DJ and producer Skin On Skin has released his highly anticipated new single Burn Dem Bridges, his most hyped and soon to be biggest song of his career.
Debuted at his debut Boiler Room set at AVA Festival, the song became one of the biggest dance tracks of the year instantly, being shared all over social media. It became one of the most in demand underground dance songs in the globe, with DJs lucky enough to have it on their USB sitting on one of the easiest crowd lifters ever put into orbit. Its ripped versions from the stream are sitting on over 1 million streams on Soundcloud and has received over 15 million impressions on TikTok.
The Brisbane via South Sudan producer has become known as a trailblazer in electronic dance music globally, pioneering a new sound of bounce driven, high energy techno that blends perfectly with alternative hip hop. Burn Dem Bridges is the magnum opus of this new genre, utilising Sav'o and Horrid1's drill anthem Violent Siblings to create an unadulterated banger. The synth work in the track combines perfuctly with its rhythmic section, creating a build up ready built for main stages globally.
This is an extremely special moment in dance music rarely ever achieved, a moment that has transcended underground scenes globally. It's tracks like Burn Dem Bridges and the amazing moments surrounding it that dance music is at its most powerful. While often commercially adjacent, creatively compromised songs will crossover to the mainstream Burn Dem Bridges is a perfect flag bearer for the amazing work of Australian dance music artists globally.
Skin on Skin is currently on tour around Australia, heading to Turnt Tables in Perth, Housing Boom in Adelaide, The Forum in Melbourne and the Metro Theatre in Sydney on the 10th of September.
You can also grab the tour details HERE.
