Girls Don’t Sync Claim The Dance Floor With ‘Our House’

Girls Don’t Sync are building their own system. ‘Our House’ is a tight, ecstatic reminder of what they do best: connect sound with bodies, and people with each other. After road-testing it for the past year at shows around the world, the Liverpool-based four-piece finally drops the track that’s become a permanent fixture in their live sets.

This is a rave record made for big spaces and bigger crowds. It opens with a chorus that cuts clean through the build-up, diving straight into a driving rhythm that’s equal parts grit and euphoria. You hear whistles, ambient crowd noise, the kind of samples that place you right inside the room. It’s loud, physical, and communal. It’s not asking for attention, it’s already got it.

Each member of GDS had a hand in shaping this one. Gaia wrote the lyrics. Hannah laid down vocals. Sophia and Matty worked the production. That shared authorship is key, the group has always leaned on its internal balance, and Our House is no different. It’s not just a track for the dance floor. It’s a message: they’re not here to fit in, they’re here to take up space.

The influence of Basement Jaxx is clear, not just in the genre touchpoints but in the freedom of it all. The group credits a recent studio session with them as the turning point, encouraging experimentation, vocal layering, and pulling from the real world rather than polished presets. That approach, leaning into chaos rather than sanding it down, sits at the heart of GDS’s appeal.

But Our House feels like a different kind of milestone. It’s produced, written, and sung in-house, with no major-label formula smoothing out the edges. It’s a track that sounds like how it was made: together, in a room, with the volume up and the rules off.

GDS are building something that can’t be copied. Their music carries weight, not just in basslines, but in what it represents. If this is what their house sounds like, you’re going to want in.