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Local synth-pop group Boys Boys Boys! have just released a new single, it’s it’s full of their trademark energy and bounciness.

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The six-piece will be launching their new song ‘We Like to Move’ at The Bakery on Friday May 23rd alongside party-pop band Axe Girl with special guests The Surf Rabbits and MC Mega-Wyatt.

Tickets for the single launch are available at nowbaking.com.au

Check out the brand new video for ‘We Like to Move’ below:

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Image: Laura Mangen

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