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Defex, Jade PraiZe combine on ‘Bite Me Back’ via Kittball

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The Zoo Project co-founder and Ibiza trailblazer Defex teams up with sultry Dutch-English songstress Jade PraiZe to bring you the wickedly infectious ‘Bite Me Back’, available from 21st March on Tube & Berger and Juliet Sikora’s Kittball.

Bite Me Back grabs you instantly with a deep bass kick and playful hi-beat, Jade PraiZe’s whispered “Bite me back” giving you an insatiable teaser of what’s yet to come.

Defex’s sexy, sinister synth-bass gives goosebumps. Expertly layered melodic, yet macabre mid-synths build the atmosphere perfectly for the deliciously delivered vocal. Jade PraiZe beckons you to join her- “Going out from the town / Come, come, come out / Out for the count”.  Her lyrics on Bite Me Back a perfect balance of lust, horror, and dark humour.

Bite Me Back is about a precocious girl hitting on a vampire. She bites the vampire first and dares him to be bitten back to make their love eternal… The ultimate sacrifice for undying love.’

Defex tells us a little more about this superb track

Bite Me Back follows in the footsteps of Defex’s track We Are The Beat.  This makes perfect sense when you listen to the instrumental version of Bite Me Back (itself a brilliantly complete track) on the flip side.

After trying a few things that didn’t work, I played the instrumental to Jade. Her eyes were basically glowing, the vocals and lyrics came pouring out of her. It was one of these magic moments where things suddenly come together. Within two hours, it was written and all the vocals were recorded.

Defex recalls

The result was a sensationally catchy yet complex track, very different to how it started out – a testament to musical collaboration. Defex played the track to Juliet Sikora from Kittball, who signed it instantly. She will be no doubt the first of many to get hooked on this perfect horror-romance track this year.

We premiere ‘Bite Me Back’ on Data Transmission, check it out here and grab it here!

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Grahame Farmer

Grahame Farmer’s love affair with electronic music goes back to the mid-90s when he first began to venture into the UK’s beloved rave culture, finding himself interlaced with some of the country’s most seminal club spaces. A trip to dance music’s anointed holy ground of Ibiza in 1997 then cemented his sense of purpose and laid the foundations for what was to come over the next few decades of his marriage to the music industry.

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