Berlin’s horsegiirL has always had a thing for music, but let’s be real—being a horse, she never thought her hooves would have a place in the music industry. As a starry-eyed foal, the whole “becoming a music legend” thing felt more like a daydream than a real possibility.
Fast-forward to today, and Berlin’s horsegiirL is absolutely crushing it. This DJ and producer is galloping around the globe, setting dancefloors on fire with bangers like “Pegasus” and “My Little White Pony.” Her sets are pure energy—frenetic, fast, and totally wild. She’s got the crowd bouncing to a wild mix of 90s and 00s Eurotrash anthems, happy hardcore, and playful hyper-pop remixes that’ll make you laugh and dance all at once.
HorsegiirL has become a phenomenon in the world of music.
The woman identifies herself as a horse, and this is a feature that helped her go viral.
The woman keeps her identity a secret and doesn’t like too much attention.
In her interview for British Vogue, the DJ said, “I’m just a girlie from the barn.” She was speaking to a journalist through a voice-altering software.
She said, “I’ve actually been famous for a while, but mainly within the animal kingdom. I’ve been making music and singing at country shows for quite a long time, you see. My transition into the human arena started about a year ago, when I was discovered at a harvest festival by a famous pop singer called Whitney Horseton. It’s all happened so quickly since then.”
This chance encounter has resulted in her performing at Berghain, The Cause, Boiler Room and Marc Jacobs afterparties.
The woman’s creativity was inspired by the world-famous musicians.
In her interview, the enigmatic and charismatic woman says, “I grew up listening to Crazy Frog and Hampton the Hamster a lot. But from the human world? The extra-ness of Lady Gaga, Dolly Parton and the heavy hardcore genre that rose from the Netherlands and Belgium.”
She revealed, “I think the term ’horse girl’ gets used by the kind of girls that do genuinely love horses. They’re actively involved in the culture. I get that it might be considered derogatory in certain circles, but I think people are beginning to connect the term with something more positive.
It’s a good thing to be a horse girl. You like nature, animals, and horses, and you love to be in the stables. And that’s amazing! It’s okay!”
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