Music’s power is in creating community, and this is the essence of Laurence Guy’s work. The London-based DJ and producer’s motto is ‘music to make you feel feelings’: whether that’s comfort, nostalgia, bittersweetness or melancholy. His sound has an unmistakable warmth while being squarely aimed at the dancefloor: samples fit into sprawling keys, and dusty drums thud under lush chords. Amid a string of EPs, Guy has released two acclaimed albums; 2017’s blissful house LP <a href="spotify:track:44t34AtBWG4TKMF5Xc97kV" data-name="Saw You for the First Time">Saw You for the First Time</a> and 2023’s <a href="spotify:album:1ilx2ORJ8m63yIDhJGqZjQ" data-name="Living Like There's No Tomorrow, But Killing Yourself In The Process">Living Like There's No Tomorrow, But Killing Yourself In The Process</a>, gracing labels including Studio Barnhus, Ninja Tune, Shall Not Fade and more, now signed to Future Classic. He’s now armed with a stash of hip hop and filter house influenced dance tracks, like the Jamie xx-tipped <a href="spotify:track:2ud3Yzg63Z6rGUytQH9LUQ" data-name="Hey Baby">Hey Baby</a> and the groove-laden <a href="spotify:track:6xTyX0WLjYpm5iZP1DJwvS" data-name="Most Perfect People (Are Mostly Not Perfect)">Most Perfect People (Are Mostly Not Perfect)</a> that are already soundtracking people’s best life moments.
Bookings - barry@onehouse.com
Management - niko@starling.works
