Lyndrum

Lyndrum writes music with a certain atmosphere in mind. It’s a dance floor that doesn’t yet exist, in a memory conjured by his vivid imagination. This intentional approach is paying off. It’s helping his euphoric and forward-thinking style of house music cut through the noise of a seemingly endless pool of talent.

From the infectious piano chords of “Give It All Up” featuring Syon to the elastic bass line of “Feeling” featuring Rhys Fletcher, Lyndrum invokes tried-and-true elements of classic house to elevate unforgettable vocals. There’s more to it than that, though. There’s an it-factor that’s harder to define. Whatever it may be, it’s earned him an audience with influential tastemakers in the worldwide dance music industry.

Lyndrum’s extensive history as a DJ in Chicago has helped him strike a sonic balance that appeals to longtime house heads and newcomers alike. He can practically see each body in the crowd and sense how they’ll respond to every subtle tweak in a song’s arrangement. When it comes time to test the finished product out live, he confirms his intuition was correct. With ecstatic bliss beaming from a sea of faces on the other side of the decks, Lyndrum’s place in dance music is clear as ever.

A new generation of clubbers dances to a soundtrack all their own—one in which Lyndrum’s music features prominently. This is no accident. He saw his destination a long time ago, and he’s only just begun bringing his artistic vision to life.