Another **10 Years Of Hot Box** Show ! Girls of the Internet’s manifesto is clear: to create dance music that honors its inclusive origins while drawing on 50 years of genre evolution. Championing people of all sexualities, genders, and body types, they aim to unite and heal a disjointed scene. Finding their home at Classic Music Company, the group releases their latest album, When I Lost, I Found Myself, in July 2024. Helmed by founding member Tom Kerridge, the project features acclaimed vocalists on singles like ‘Affirmations’ and ‘Never Ever Ever’, blending beautiful songwriting with classic house frameworks. This record follows the acclaimed Girls FM LP, a 2019 BBC 6 Music Album of the Year with over 12M streams. The group has earned heavy support from tastemakers like Gilles Peterson, Pete Tong, and Clara Amfo, and recently delivered a soulful remix for Moby on Defected Records. Beyond the studio, Girls of the Internet offer dynamic full-band live shows and DJ sets. They’ve played iconic stages from Glastonbury and Printworks to Hï Ibiza, along with a headline show at London’s Jazz Cafe in March 2024. Crafting songs with real musicians, Kerridge drew the group's name from the Roy Ayers-produced Ladies of the 80’s. “I wanted a name that played with gender, and people’s subconscious misogyny,” he explains. “Girls of the Internet is abstract - it means nothing, and it means everything.”