‘UNITED GIRLS ROCK’N’ROLL CLUB’ is a collaborative single from Hinds and CHAI.

“‘UNITED GIRLS ROCK’N’ROLL CLUB’ is a song that screams GIRL POWER!” the bands say. “You might be from different countries, different languages, but at the end of the day, the music speaks for itself. You can hear it, you can feel it! It’s that type of song! Take a listen!”

Though they may live a world apart, Tokyo-based CHAI and Madrid-bred Hinds are cut from the same rebellious cloth. Both acts are celebrated for their euphoric live shows, giddy feel-good free-for-alls often complete with synchronized dancing and sing-a-longs. That frenetic energy is palatable on their albums, which boldly state the case for female empowerment and creativity. Whether challenging out outdated beauty standards or stagediving with reckless abandon, CHAI and Hinds are here to make you get up and dance in celebration of life and friendship.

Praise for CHAI’s latest album ‘PUNK’:

“A record written in earnest about being yourself, loving your friends, and not caring about what anyone else thinks about the way you live your life.” – Pitchfork

“The Japanese quartet devote their second album to enthusiastic, maximalist pop with a bluntly feminist message.” – Pitchfork

“Everything about CHAI seems to indicate that they’re destined for success.” – Noisey

“Word is spreading. CHAI’s particular, progressive brand of Kawaii will soon be everywhere.” – Loud & Quiet

“The Japanese quartet’s second album amplifies the synth-pop and reframes empowerment: it’s a delight” – The Guardian (4/5)

“These four women are blurring the boundaries and breaking down stereotypes, both culturally and musically… and you can bet your every penny they’re gonna make them happen, while being exactly who they want to be. […] a heady, dazzling blend of pop, punk, dance, funk and electronica, moulded into a swirl of kaleidoscopic energy.” – The Line of Best Fit (9/10 Album Of The Week)

“Loud, hook-laden bubblegum pop with a defiant message of individuality and independence.” – God Is In The TV (8/10)

7” on transparent violet vinyl with printed innersleeve.