Kill J shares "dystopian" cover of "Barbie Girl"
30 November 2015, 19:11
| Written by
Laurence Day
Danish electronic artist Kill J has shared her cover of Aqua's kitschy 1997 track "Barbie Girl".
The bubblegummy euro-pop original has been stretched and warped and turned inside out by Kill J. Writing on Soundcloud, Kill J succinctly explains the cover: "My dystopian take on a classic."
In October, Kill J performed alongside MAASAI and Loveless at the Ja Ja Ja club night.
Listen to the Kill J cover of "Barbie Girl" below.
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