Lazy Days Music
Top 100 Chart placements for Lazy Days Music
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#59
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Made Of Glory
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.
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#59
Feat. Staff Picks in Deep House
Made Of Glory
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.
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#59
Feat. Banner in Deep House
Made Of Glory
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.
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#61
Top Releases in Nu Disco / Disco
20 Years of Lazy Days
Back in 2005, roughly 10 years into my musical career, everything seemed to be going my way with steady releases and an active DJ schedule. But creatively, I felt the need to have a playground that would allow me to release my own projects and those of friends or like-minded artists. I was also hitting a wall trying to find a label for a track that I truly believed in. That track was called Friday and it was a collaborative work I did with 20for7, an Australian collective featuring Vanessa Baker, which also included a Trentemoller Remix. This rejection became a blessing in disguise as it led to the creation of Lazy Days Recordings. Friday became LZD001 and it was an overnight success as well as our biggest seller to date. It was even considered by some to be one of the tracks of summer 2005. A few of the labels who passed on the release later confessed to me that they wished they had signed it. Since then, the label has produced 150 releases by over 100 artists such as Atjazz, Shur-I-Kan, Art Of Tones and remixers such as Ian Pooley, Crazy P and Prins Thomas. It also hosted showcase label nights around the world in places like Fabric (London), Miami (WMC) and Montreal (Pik Nic Electronik/Igloofest) as well as a 20-year residency at Salon Daomé. Lazy Days Recordings also received 2 JUNO Award nominations. Running Lazy Days has been a labour of love; love for the music, but first and foremost, love for the people Ive been fortunate to work with. I dedicate this to all the artists, graphic designers, mastering engineers, distributor, PR companies, and of course, all the supporters of the label since day one. This wouldnt be possible without you. For the 20th years, I selected 20 tracks that I think represent the sound and the story of Lazy Days. I hope that you can discover or re-discover some of those gems and that you will continue with us on our journey. Fred
Art Of Tones, Fred Everything, Milton Jackson, Ski Oakenfull, Llorca, Kruse & Nuernberg, Nathalie Claude, Martin Iveson, Jenn Mierau, Hollis P Monroe, Paul Rudder, Segilola, Atjazz, Roberto Rodriguez, Jinadu, Shur-I-Kan, LawnChair Generals, OJPB, 20for7, Vanessa Baker, Beau Zwart
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#97
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Unfold
Fresh off his collaboration with Fred Everything on Composition X, Tom Szirtes aka Shur-I-Kan, returns with his 13th release on the label, solidifying his place as one of the core artists in the 20 years of Lazy Days. His new single, Unfold, is yet another standout slice of house music: built on a club-ready, infectious rhythm, layered with dubby chord textures, and elevated by Toms signature musicality and deep understanding of harmony. While the original instrumental could stand on its own two legs, we thought it would be a great idea to a spoken vocal to it to elevate the project. We reached out to LA-based artist Juliet Mendoza, who brought our concept to life with her unique voice and creative vision. The result exceeded all our expectations. A dancer at heart, Juliet brings her deep connection to rhythm and movement into her DJ sets, with her contagious energy. A familiar face at Defected showcases, shes also been making her mark as a producer—recently releasing an EP on the legendary Nu Groove and lending her vocals to Ralph Sessions projects on Freerange and Quintessential. When shes not performing, she shares her knowledge by teaching Introduction to DJing at IO Music Academy.
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#97
Feat. Staff Picks in Deep House
Unfold
Fresh off his collaboration with Fred Everything on Composition X, Tom Szirtes aka Shur-I-Kan, returns with his 13th release on the label, solidifying his place as one of the core artists in the 20 years of Lazy Days. His new single, Unfold, is yet another standout slice of house music: built on a club-ready, infectious rhythm, layered with dubby chord textures, and elevated by Toms signature musicality and deep understanding of harmony. While the original instrumental could stand on its own two legs, we thought it would be a great idea to a spoken vocal to it to elevate the project. We reached out to LA-based artist Juliet Mendoza, who brought our concept to life with her unique voice and creative vision. The result exceeded all our expectations. A dancer at heart, Juliet brings her deep connection to rhythm and movement into her DJ sets, with her contagious energy. A familiar face at Defected showcases, shes also been making her mark as a producer—recently releasing an EP on the legendary Nu Groove and lending her vocals to Ralph Sessions projects on Freerange and Quintessential. When shes not performing, she shares her knowledge by teaching Introduction to DJing at IO Music Academy.
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#97
Feat. Banner in Deep House
Unfold
Fresh off his collaboration with Fred Everything on Composition X, Tom Szirtes aka Shur-I-Kan, returns with his 13th release on the label, solidifying his place as one of the core artists in the 20 years of Lazy Days. His new single, Unfold, is yet another standout slice of house music: built on a club-ready, infectious rhythm, layered with dubby chord textures, and elevated by Toms signature musicality and deep understanding of harmony. While the original instrumental could stand on its own two legs, we thought it would be a great idea to a spoken vocal to it to elevate the project. We reached out to LA-based artist Juliet Mendoza, who brought our concept to life with her unique voice and creative vision. The result exceeded all our expectations. A dancer at heart, Juliet brings her deep connection to rhythm and movement into her DJ sets, with her contagious energy. A familiar face at Defected showcases, shes also been making her mark as a producer—recently releasing an EP on the legendary Nu Groove and lending her vocals to Ralph Sessions projects on Freerange and Quintessential. When shes not performing, she shares her knowledge by teaching Introduction to DJing at IO Music Academy.
