Erika Ever Teams Up With Porcelain Boy for Frenetic New Single "Crash"

Naarm/Melbourne DJ and producer Erika Ever has joined forces with Eora/Sydney duo Porcelain Boy on explosive new single "Crash," a high-octane electroclash cut that channels late-2000s dance music through a thrillingly chaotic modern lens.

Released via NLV Records, "Crash" follows Erika Ever's acclaimed debut single "2 Hours" featuring Teether, which earned support from Mixmag ANZ, triple j Unearthed, fbi.radio and 10 Magazine. Her latest offering dials the intensity up even further, pairing frenetic vocal chops with pounding club production and the infectious hook: "Dress for the crash, never the ride."

Speaking about the track, Erika says: "'Crash' is a bit of a warped take on some of the late 2000s dance music I grew up listening to, and was so fun to make."

Porcelain Boy—comprised of Jordyn Mamora and Jordan Blaik—bring their signature blend of euphoric melodies and abrasive electronics to the collaboration, continuing the momentum they've built since their 2024 debut EP pocket full of teslas and support slots alongside Babymorocco, Eartheater, Grandson and Cortisa Star.

The release arrives as Erika Ever continues to establish herself as one of Australia's most exciting electronic artists. Having built a reputation behind the decks before stepping into production, she's crafting a collaborator-driven debut EP rooted in electroclash, witch house and global club sounds.

Fresh from launching her new EVER+EVER live series in Melbourne, Erika is set to perform at BIGSOUND in Brisbane later this year, following appearances alongside artists including Underscores, Ninajirachi and daine, as well as festival sets at Beyond The Valley, Ability Fest and Vivid Sydney.

With "Crash," Erika Ever delivers another adrenaline-fuelled statement, proving she's fast becoming one of Australia's most compelling new voices in electronic music.