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Bexxie Releases “Feels Good”

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Experienced raver-turned-DJ Bexxie made her early summer return with “Feels Good,” a tech-house track packed with undeniable, bumping energy and acidic charm. The song was released through Sub Religion/HEXAGON records, closely following her previous project “Underground,” highlighted on DND’s Unlocked Volume 11. On this change, she simply notes: “I’m really excited.”

“Feels Good” immediately lights up the room, beginning with a quick, compressed acid synth line. This motif continues behind a voice that repeats “Feel good, so good, so so so good” and a pulsating house beat. She skillfully mixed each element to balance the other, forming an electrifying dance experience.

Since the ‘90s and 2000s, Bexxie committed herself to learning and loving house music, whether it was by crawling the NYC rave scene, or self-teaching production techniques. After a long hiatus, she reunited with her passion in 2018, answering her lifelong calling. Serendipitously, Bexxie’s style resonated with house and dance music audiences, gaining streams and recognition on platforms like Spotify, Insomniac, and Rolling Stone India. Her 2021 track “Feel The Energy” has accrued over 9 million streams and counting. “Got Me,” a more recent release, similarly succeeded, achieving over 10 million plays across Instagram and TikTok combined.

Standing out among these accomplishments, Bexxie spent all of last year touring and playing sets for some of the biggest stages in electronic music, including Above & Beyond at Story in Miami, a 23-date tour with Seven Lions, three sets at EDC Las Vegas, Beats For Love in the Czech Republic, and Lights All Night in Dallas, Texas. She was also granted voting rights by the Recording Academy; something many artists dream of.

Bexxie’s music journey sheds light on the importance of staying persistent and following your intuition. Support “Feels Good” and all future releases by streaming on Spotify and Apple Music, and follow her on Instagram for updates.

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