Emerging from the fog of London’s ever-revolving underground, Tracey feel like a band you’ve heard in a dream, or maybe at a squat party you don’t quite remember.
Formed in 2024, the duo-led project ropes in a shifting cast of collaborators for live sets, all orbiting a sound that pulls from UKG, R&B, glitchy rave and early-2000s pop oddities.
New single ‘Sleazy’ lands somewhere between teen drama and club comedown - hiccuping garage beats and iconic 2000s video game ‘Dance Dance Revolution’ samples glitch like a hacked Tamagotchi, and vocals flit between candy-sweet and side-eye sly.
The video matches the chaos: a hyper-digital fever dream of Game Boys, Princess Peach, AOL-core textures and stripper heels - a glittering overload that captures the cut-and-paste DNA of Tracey’s aesthetic.
Think Crystal Castles if they’d grown up on TikTok and cheap corner shop WKD.
🎧 Watch the video for ‘Sleazy’ below