Studio Killers Return with Infectious New Song PARTY LIKE IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY Today

Electronic audio visual collective group Studio Killers release their comeback single and video "Party Like It's Your Birthday" today - watch HERE; listen on Spotify and iTunes worldwide (links below). The catchy track serves as a reminder that nights out should always resemble a birthday celebration. Studio Killers is comprised of characters lead singer and the original "Girl Boss" Cherry, keyboardist Goldie Foxx, and DJ Dyna Mink.

"Party Like It's Your Birthday" leads with funky riff and continues with playful beats and synth loops making it the perfect song for the summer. The animated video follows leader singer Cherry on a wild and social media filled outing. Complete with tongue-in-cheek commentary, the video plays on when you're living the life on both sides of the internet.

The members of Studio Killers have worked with artists such as David Guetta, Flo Rida, The Chainsmokers, Jason Derulo, Dua Lipa, Trey Songz, Swedish House Mafia and Kylie Minoque to name a few just to name a few. Studio Killers' debut single "Ode to the Bouncer currently has over 10M Spotify streams, topped the Dutch Top 40, and reached number 15 in Denmark. Their self-released album peaked at no. 16 on the U.S. iTunes album chart and was no. 1 on the iTunes U.S. and Canadian Dance Album chart. They have 100 million combined streams on all digital platforms.

About Studio Killers:

Studio Killers are part audio-visual collective and part virtual avatars, who has been capturing hearts with infectious electronic tunes and visual delights since 2011. The group is comprised of vocalist Cherry, keyboardist Goldie Foxx and DJ Dyna Mink. Homegrown all the way, Studio Killers is an unlikely seed of pop magic. Their first single 'Ode to the Bouncer' rode high in the European charts, before grabbing no. 1 airplay and sales in the Netherlands in 2012. Their "Jenny" official music video has over 31 million YouTube views and 13 million Spotify streams. Without any major label support and promotion, the group's self-released debut album landed the top spots on the US and Canadian iTunes dance charts.