Beat Intelligence Network And GRL GANG Team Up On Compilation For Women's History Month

**Beat Intelligence Network and GRL GANG’s collaborative compilation, Ink & Iron, features tracks from artists like So Sus, Akeos, Poni, HEXXA, Green Matter, and more.**

Two women-led labels in the bass scene, Beat Intelligence Network (BIN) and GRL GANG, have run parallel within the community. GIRL GANG was started by JEANIE in 2019, while BIN was born from the minds of Dubstep FBI the following year. Since then, the two imprints have committed themselves to uplifting emerging talent and have helped showcase forward-thinking femme artists in the dance music scene. The latest from both imprints, the collaborative Ink & Iron compilation, has arrived just in time for Women’s History Month.

Ink & Iron, out now across all platforms, features 10 tracks from the likes of Akeos, Poni, So Sus, HEXXA, Green Matter, TrebleTina, and more, all delivering a range of dynamic dubstep soundscapes. Found inside are tunes like Green Matter’s “Higher” and TrebleTina’s “Queen of HZ,” which feature lighter accents and melodic moments, which play in contrast to the compilation’s darker, chaotic gems such as PNTHER’s “Cat Paw” and ELLE RICH’s “HERO OF HELL.”

At BIN, our mission has always been to uplift the underground. Partnering with GRL GANG for Ink & Iron felt natural because we share the same goal: Creating opportunities for women in bass. This compilation is about building something that lasts beyond one release.
Dubstep FBI / Beat Intelligence Network founders Christina Vessa and Yesenia Vizcaya

“We both care deeply about uplifting women in bass music, and this compilation felt like a meaningful way to bring our communities together,” said GRL GANG founder JEANIE. “I’m so proud of this project and excited for listeners to discover the range of talent featured on it, while also supporting organizations like Girls Make Beats that are helping shape the next generation.”

Give Ink & Iron a spin on Spotify or your preferred platform, with a portion of proceeds donated to Girls Make Beats, a nonprofit organization that provides mentorship and music production education to female producers. Stay tuned for more from both labels by following their social media channels.