Berlin’s horsegiirL has always had a passion for music, but let’s be honest—as a horse, she never imagined her hooves would play a role in the music industry. As a starry-eyed filly, the idea of “becoming a music legend” seemed more like a pipe dream than a reality.
Fast forward to now, and Berlin’s horsegiirL is just destroying it. This DJ and producer is tearing up dance floors all over the world with hits like “Pegasus” and “My Little White Pony.” Her sets are sheer energy: frenzied, quick, and completely insane. She has the crowd bouncing to a chaotic combination of 90s and 2000s Eurotrash hits, cheerful hardcore, and fun hyper-pop remixes that will make you laugh and dance at the same time.
HorsegiirL has become a phenomenon in the world of music.
This half-horse, half-human DJ and producer rose from humble beginnings to full-fledged festival queen, all owing to a TikTok viral hit that had the entire world dancing in seconds. She quickly became a fan favorite, lighting up stages everywhere, and now she’s preparing for her next big move: an EP about her new jet-setting existence.
Get ready for V.I.P., which stands for “Very Important Pony,” because, let’s be honest, she’s certainly earned the designation. With sold-out gigs, she’s living her dream and creating a soundtrack for every high-flying, dancefloor-loving soul out there.
The woman identifies as a horse, which has contributed to her viral success.
The Berlin-based DJ and producer is completely dominating the market with her festival-stealing blend of equestrian charm and high-BPM Eurodance bangers. You might have heard her breakout song, the TikTok-viral hit “My Barn My Rules” from last year, or perhaps a wide-eyed pal has told you, “Yo, did you know there’s this masked DJ who claims she’s half-human, half-pony, and NEVER breaks character?”
In either case, you’ve most likely heard the chatter. She’s the mysterious, hoof-tapping legend who brings the party and plenty of personality to every stage she visits. From her wild rhythms to her signature half-pony image, she’s not your typical DJ, and fans are all for it!
The woman want to remain anonymous and avoids unnecessary attention.
In an interview with British Vogue, the DJ stated, “I’m just a girlie from the barn.” She was speaking to a journalist using voice-altering software.
She explained, “I’ve been famous for a long, but mostly in the animal realm. I’ve been composing songs and singing at country shows for quite some time, you see. My journey into the human arena began approximately a year ago, when I was noticed at a harvest festival by Whitney Horseton, a well-known pop singer. “Everything has happened so quickly since then.”
This unexpected encounter led to her performing at Berghain, The Cause, Boiler Room, and Marc Jacobs afterparties.
The woman’s ingenuity was motivated by world-renowned musicians.
In her interview, the fascinating and charismatic woman states, “I grew up listening to Crazy Frog and Hampton the Hamster a lot. But from the human world? The extravagance of Lady Gaga, Dolly Parton, and the heavy hardcore genre that emerged from the Netherlands and Belgium.”
She added, “I believe the term ‘horse girl’ is used by girls who actually adore horses. They actively participate in the culture. I understand that the term may be regarded disparaging in some areas, but I believe people are beginning to associate it with something more positive.
Being a horse girl is a good thing. You appreciate nature, animals, and horses, and you enjoy spending time at the stables. And that is amazing! It’s fine!”
