BONNIE X CLYDE - Do It All Over

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BONNIE X CLYDE - Do It All Over

After making national news for their extraordinary dedication to their fans following  Sunset Music Festival’s day two cancellation in May, BONNIE X CLYDE are back with their second single off their upcoming While We’re Young EP entitled “Do It All Over”. A track that has already received unbelievable feedback at their shows, “Do It All Over” has the potential to be BXC’s biggest release since their tune “Bass Jam” hit #1 on SiriusXM in 2017. Accompanying the track is an official music video that was filmed and produced by the cousin of The Chainsmokers own Drew Taggart, Lucas Taggart.
 
BONNIE X CLYDE have built an unstoppable momentum along with a dedicated following of fans since their inception in 2015. The duo was recently featured on both local and national news after Sunset Music Festival was cancelled, and they subsequently played three club shows and a massive house party in a single night in order to make up the cancelled performance to their fans. Their most recent release, “The Unknown”, has already received a ton of support, as it was the #1 featured track in Spotify’s Cratediggers Playlist as well as featured in Apple Music’s Heavy Hitters Dance Music Playlist. Their lead track “Bass Jam” from their debut EP “Wanted” topped Sirius XM’s BPM Chart as the #1 “Beat of the Week” for five straight weeks and has accumulated over three million streams worldwide. Aside from their rapidly growing collection of music, they have been busy touring; playing at some of the biggest festivals around the globe including Life In Color Miami, Okeechobee Music Festival, EDC Las Vegas, EDC Japan, Groove Cruise LA & Miami, along with a surprise performance at this years Ultra Music Festival. This spring they played Shaky Beats, and are slated to play AIM Festival and Electric Zoo later this year. With more music and shows on the horizon than ever before, BONNIE X CLYDE have undoubtedly positioned themselves for success in 2018