The guitar has to be conscious of what the bass is doing because it is, sonically, the driving force of the track.' At heart, that's what we bring to the table. “But the way we fundamentally think about things is a bass and a vocal. “The guitar was always there,' Love says. On their debut album, Who Are the Girls?, Nova Twins explore issues of race and sexuality, set against aggressive grooves and an intense electronica energy that has gained them comparison to U.K's the Prodigy. The guitar weaves in and out, completing the picture. What initially emerged was their debut single, 2015's “Bassline Bitch.'Įven a cursory listen to the track reveals two souls throwing caution to the winds with an already fully realized sound, defined by South's locomotive bass and Love's go-for-the-throat vocal style. But what was nice and challenging was, 'How do we create this thing as a three-piece?''įrom the moment the Twins began writing together, they knew they had struck something original. “There's something quite special about musicianship. “And we didn't need to add anything else,' adds Love. So we thought, 'How can we bring out that sound, but do it on our instruments?'' We also love the production of certain hip-hop tracks. And they were all combined into our sound. “We were influenced by electronica, R&B, and even pop, to some extent. “We like to create a world out of the bass and guitar,' South says. “Being women of color, we feel like we have to prove ourselves 10 times harder.' -Georgia South

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