Matt Masters makes his return to Lazy Days with Made of Glory a timeless deep house track written in collaboration with London-based vocalist and producer Oliver Night. A mainstay of Freerange Records for over 20 years, Matt Masters brings his rich musical production to the track. His discography includes previous releases on Lazy Days alongside Milton Jackson, Danny Howells, and Mark Pearson. He has also released on numerous other labels and remixed notable artists such Brett Johnson, Jimpster, and more recently Prescription Records legend Chez Damier. Oliver Night, a London-based singer, DJ, and producer with Caribbean heritage, lends his soulful and intimate vocals to the single. A prominent voice in the broken beat and house music scenes, he has a history of impressive collaborations, including work with Jimpster and Inkswel (Atjazz Record Company), as well as a feature on Makezs recent LP. He was also a member and producer for Roots Manuvas Banana Klan, with an upcoming album set for release on the Tru Thoughts label this month. His live performances have graced stages at Glastonbury, Boiler Room, We Out Here and Tate Modern. The release also includes remixes from Fred Everything, who returns with his trademark Lazy Vox and Lazy Dub versions.

Matt Masters makes his return to Lazy Days with Made of Glory a timeless deep house track written in collaboration with London-based vocalist and producer Oliver Night. A mainstay of Freerange Records for over 20 years, Matt Masters brings his rich musical production to the track. His discography includes previous releases on Lazy Days alongside Milton Jackson, Danny Howells, and Mark Pearson. He has also released on numerous other labels and remixed notable artists such Brett Johnson, Jimpster, and more recently Prescription Records legend Chez Damier. Oliver Night, a London-based singer, DJ, and producer with Caribbean heritage, lends his soulful and intimate vocals to the single. A prominent voice in the broken beat and house music scenes, he has a history of impressive collaborations, including work with Jimpster and Inkswel (Atjazz Record Company), as well as a feature on Makezs recent LP. He was also a member and producer for Roots Manuvas Banana Klan, with an upcoming album set for release on the Tru Thoughts label this month. His live performances have graced stages at Glastonbury, Boiler Room, We Out Here and Tate Modern. The release also includes remixes from Fred Everything, who returns with his trademark Lazy Vox and Lazy Dub versions.