Callie Reiff’s “Crazy Girl” Brings Indie Sleaze and Club Culture to the Dance Floor

Callie Reiff releases “Crazy Girl,” a bold House track that blends underground club nostalgia with high-energy dancefloor vibes. Out now.

Callie Reiff delivers a club anthem with attitude on her latest release, “Crazy Girl.” A House-driven track packed with pulsing basslines, hypnotic melodies, and a playful spoken-word vocal, the song is a high-energy tribute to underground club culture and the indie sleaze era.

More than just a dance track, “Crazy Girl” serves as a manifesto for late-night revelers. Inspired by Reiff’s early days DJing in New York City clubs at just 15 years old, the song captures the chaotic, electrifying spirit of youth. “You may be asking yourself, Am I a crazy girl?” Reiff writes. “If you relate to at least one thing below, I am happy to say that makes you a crazy girl.”

That list is a love letter to a specific time and place: DIY music videos, sweaty dance floors, X’s on your hands, flashing cameras, lost MetroCards, ignoring texts, sneaking into clubs, and waking up with ringing ears. Reiff’s delivery, paired with the track’s thumping rhythm, makes “Crazy Girl” feel like a night out in musical form.

With a background that spans from modeling for major brands to DJing major festivals and venues, Reiff is carving out her own space in the electronic scene. “Crazy Girl” embodies the energy, rebellion, and thrill of the underground, proving why she remains one of the most exciting artists in dance music today.