Hear ‘GOD IS A DJ’ with CRAY, sacred and profane meet on the floor, the church rave video completes the concept.
Momentum shifts forward as ‘GOD IS A DJ’ arrives from Dani Thorne and CRUNCHi. The production leans deep into an industrial Techno frame, with pounding kicks locking the groove and a grain of underground grit roughening the edges. CRAY’s vocal sits in the center as a hypnotic guide, while the song’s tone stays witty and sultry, with a hardstyle infused lift that keeps intensity high. The theme is clear, a salute to the father, son and Holy Rave, and a deliberate blur between sacred and profane that drops the listener into a dark, sweaty space where the DJ is cast as divine, and feminine. In the companion video, three girls descend into an underground rave housed inside a run down church.
CRUNCHi adds; ‘“GOD IS A DJ” started back in August 2024 as a raw idea I sketched out and sent over to Dani Thorne. That first version became a track called “Tight Dress” and from there, we went through a bunch of different versions trying to capture the right energy, the right message, and the right feeling.
After sitting with it for a while and exploring a few different directions, we made the collective decision to scrap the original vocals and rebuild the track from the ground up. That’s when we brought in CRAY as a vocalist and the moment her vocals hit the track, everything changed. The song finally felt like it had found its identity. 
From underground warehouse sets to massive festival stages, “GOD IS A DJ” has become one of the most powerful records in our sets, not just because of the sound, but because of the story behind it. This song is a celebration of the sacred chaos of the rave.’
The visual and the audio meet in one image, a church turned dancefloor. The timeline in the studio and the moment on stage point to the same idea, a track that carries both purpose and impact.
It’s clear that “GOD IS A DJ” is both a banger and a mantra.
