Tausend House: House of Molly

London duo House of Molly make their Berlin debut at Bar Tausend on 21 August, bringing a sound rooted in house music, club culture and a clear creative identity. The project is built around Mel and Holly — two artists with serious musical backgrounds. Mel brings years of production and DJ’ing experience, while Holly is also known as RAHH, the UK vocalist whose powerful voice has made waves across electronic music. Her collaboration “This Rhythm” with Prospa became a major club moment, reaching No.1 on Beatport’s House chart and receiving strong Radio 1 support. She also teamed up with Berlin house DJ & producer Robosonic for “Supposed To Do”, which was subsequently remixed by Chicago legend Mike Dunn. As House of Molly, the duo centre Blackness, queerness, glamour and the transportive power of dance music. Their name is partly a blend of Mel and Holly, and partly a nod to the historic Molly House — a queer, sex-positive meeting place from the 18th and 19th centuries. Musically, their world pulls from hip house, acid house, tech house, electro-funk, boogie and rare groove, shaped by sharp vocals, heavy rhythm and a sense of club energy that never feels generic. Their debut “Slap Back” with Nicole Moudaber introduced that attitude clearly, followed by “Where All My People” with Nicole Moudaber and Jamie Jones, and “Stonewalled” with Eats Everything. With recognition as one of Beatport’s Emerging Artists and Danny Howard naming them among his standout producers of 2025, House of Molly arrive with real momentum behind them. Expect vocal-led house energy, strong visuals, personality, pressure and a debut made for a room that knows how to listen and dance at the same time.