Kinzoogianna's "Nancy Nice and Nasty": A Funky, Nostalgic Homage to 80s UK Rave Culture

Kinzoogianna’s latest single, "Nancy Nice and Nasty", is a vibrant dive into the underground rave culture of mid-80s Britain. As the third release from her upcoming album, "The Clique of ’86", this track captures the thrilling chaos and gritty charm of a bygone era. The song masterfully combines retro sounds with modern production, cementing Kinzoogianna as a fearless innovator in the dance music world.





"Nancy Nice and Nasty" tells the story of a wild night spent chasing the elusive location of an illegal rave, armed only with a scrap of paper and a phone number. This narrative encapsulates the rebellious spirit and DIY ethos that defined the UK’s underground scene in the 80s. Kinzoogianna’s storytelling is vivid and evocative, immersing listeners in a world of anticipation, camaraderie, and unbridled freedom.



The track showcases Kinzoogianna’s signature style, an eclectic fusion of 50s-70s jazz, 90s-2000s broken beat, and 80s house and electro. The result is a groovy, dancefloor-ready anthem that feels both nostalgic and cutting-edge. With layered synths, infectious basslines, and meticulously programmed drum beats, "Nancy Nice and Nasty" is a sonic celebration of Kinzoogianna’s influences and her ability to effortlessly bridge eras.


Kinzoogianna’s talent shines through in every aspect of this track. She has written, performed, and produced the entire album herself and demonstrates unparalleled skill and versatility. Her powerhouse vocals, rich with soul and energy, bring depth and emotion to the track, making it as captivating as it is to dance to.




"Nancy Nice and Nasty" isn’t just a song, it’s a time machine that transports you to the heart of 80s British rave culture. Its infectious energy, rich narrative, and genre-defying sound make it an essential addition to any playlist. For fans of dance music with depth and character, Kinzoogianna continues to prove she’s in a league of her own.


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