Summer’s here! Ransom Note Records continue their search for the finest dance music from Planet Earth with a carnival-ready curveball of a new release; the sleazy, playful Ghanaian Afro-Ghetto-Techno-Pop that is Bryte’s word-of-mouth classic 'I Like Your Girlfriend'.

Originally surfacing on a couple of YouTube dance videos, the shitty quality video rip of Bryte’s bizarro lyrics leaping over Gafacci’s impeccable grime-meets-afrohouse beat has been a much-loved secret weapon in the sets of DJs that know for a minute now - Bok Bok, Mixpak and Gang Fatale have all supported heavily.

Coming from Accra’s booming Azonto dance scene, where tracks are knocked out in makeshift home-built studios then swapped through social media apps on smartphones, a proper release of 'I Like Your Girlfriend' has long remained a holy grail. Now, after months of searching, several Western Union transfers, hundreds of WhatsApp messages and no lack of determination, Ransom Note have finally managed to legitimately sign the track, and are all set to give a modern classic the 12” release it deserves - making history with what is quite possibly the first Azonto track to be released on vinyl.

I Like Your Girlfriend

PREMIERE: Bryte x Gafacci - I Like Your Girlfriend


Belgian artist blending techno, house, hardgroove, and trance to craft vibrant and danceable stories. Inspired by legends like Jeff Mills, Dave Clarke, Sven Väth, Grooverider, IAM, and NTM, I create unique soundscapes rooted in a passion for musical diversity.

I started in 2000 with drum & bass alongside Hyer, exploring Reason and Cubase. Later, I collaborated with DJ Baz from Warner Bass and Dub Timus, focusing on studio work while also producing numerous hip-hop instrumentals. Together with Skull, we formed Q10, a collective behind unforgettable events and a deep dive into the emerging Dubstep scene, connecting with artists like Rusko and Chading Shadow.

After a 14-year break, I’ve returned to electronic music, focusing on bold and immersive techno. Each track is an invitation to explore, feel, and dance.



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