Peking Duk Honest ft. SlayyyterWatch at the source

About Peking Duk Yes, it’s true. Peking Duk, Australia’s most beloved, most bonkers dance music duo made up of Canberra natives Adam Hyde and Reuben Styles, is back with some brand new music that’s ripe for playing on repeat as we make our way back out into the world.

From bedroom beatmakers to producers and performers capable of uniting an entire mosh pit in a moment of sheer exaltation, Peking Duk have come a long way in 10 years. But the naivety and impulse that inspired their earliest hits is still a big part of the process. Often, their go-with-the-flow approach to producing takes the pals to sonic territories they never expected to chart.

And just like their fans, after being deprived of a sweaty band room for quite some time, the Duks are locked, loaded and ready to remind us what immersing ourselves in a true party anthem feels like. As a veteran of the Aussie music scene, DJ Tommy Trash, once said: ""Peking Duk not only tastes good, but it sounds even better.” We couldn’t agree more. Buckle up.

About Slayyyter Slayyyter has the audacity and then some. Her ferocious new album “Troubled Paradise” signals the dawning of a new era for the self-made popstar, one who isn’t afraid to raise some hell.

Slayyyter caught the internet’s attention almost instantly with her distinctly colossal, Swarovski-encrusted pop on a shoestring budget — glossy and saturated, but thrifty and entirely on her own terms. Early singles such as “BFF,” alongside “Daddy AF” and “Mine,” snatched critical praise from Rolling Stone, NME, The FADER, V Magazine, Idolator, Paper Magazine, and more.