Iconic UK Venue Fibre Launches ‘Fibre Records’ with sterling E.P From ‘LS14’ titled ‘Chronic’

The iconic Fibre is thrilled to launch its record label with an incredible EP by the talented artist ‘LS14‘ hailing from Leeds. The standout track, ‘Chronic,’ incorporates sampled vocals from Angie Stone’s iconic song, ‘Wish I Didn’t Miss You,’ which holds a special place as one of the last tracks played at Space Ibiza by Carl Cox. Accompanied with infectious piano stabs and a hard bassline to match, ‘Chronic’ is set to move dancefloors this summer!

Additionally, the EP includes ‘House Music‘ featuring the mesmerizing vocals of Roland Clark.‘House Music’ really embodies its title featuring a classic organ bassline, high energy drums and old school vocals whilst simultaneously sounding fresh and contemporary.

Quoted on the release, LS14 states ‘LS14 represents more than music; it’s the northern energy, the rebellious soul of the dance floors that have given birth to underground scenes and sounds that have inspired generations and touched so many lives. The LS14 sound combines vocals, a killer bassline and high energy… a vibe that lets the listener ride the wave… a synonymous FIBRE sound!’

Co-Owner Michael Rothwell says: The concept of launching a record label centered around Fibre and its distinctive sound has always been a topic of discussion, but the timing never seemed quite right. Now, after an incredible 23 years and the launch of our book, we are finally ready to introduce Fibre to the rest of the world with our very own label, Fibre Records. Our mission is clear: to release dance floor filling tracks that embody the unique and captivating sound experienced week after week at Fibre.

‘Chronic’ will be available to buy and stream from all available digital and streaming platforms on the 4th of August and available to purchase exclusively on Traxsource from the 21st of July.

Buy on Traxsource

Artist Links: Facebook, Instagram, Soundcloud

Label Links: Website, Instagram

Demos : https://tstack.app/fibrerecords/send