Fleur Shore

Birmingham groove with a global hunger

Elastic basslines, catchy vocals, and a very physical reading of the dancefloor have made Fleur Shore one of the most visible British selectors in the new house scene. Her relationship with music started with record collecting and a fascination with the pulse of the late eighties and nineties, an imagery that reappears both in her sets and her productions: house with robust bass, garage nods, hypnotic loops, and an energy that avoids being locked into a single label.

The Lab11 school and the leap in scale

Her artistic foundation was consolidated in Birmingham, especially through her residency at Lab11 for the underground brand TRMNL. That stage reinforced her technique, her respect for the opening set, and an open way of DJing, capable of moving between deep grooves, high-impact moments, and well-placed classics. From there, her name began to appear in key booths on the international circuit, with performances at fabric London, The Warehouse Project, Ushuaïa Ibiza, Amnesia Ibiza, The Brooklyn Mirage, and tours through the United States, Brazil, and various parts of Europe.

Productions with 90s DNA

In the studio, Shore has built a catalog connected to club culture but also with a very recognizable identity. Her first releases caught the attention of The Martinez Brothers, who ended up releasing her material on Cuttin’ Headz. Later came releases on labels such as Tamango, FRAME Music, Boogeyman, Moscow, MicroHertz, Cécille Records, and Hot Creations, with tracks like No Hoes, Manizer, Unique, 333, or Bret (Heads Down) reinforcing her profile as a producer of direct, muscular house with a lot of personality. In 2024, she expanded her exposure with a residency on BBC Radio 1, a significant step for an artist who had been growing from the underground circuit.

Undergrowth as a creative manifesto

The opening of UNDERGROWTH in 2025 marked a more ambitious stage: a label, party series, and artistic community conceived as a space for creative freedom. Her debut single on the platform, Higher, defined a line less dependent on the pure club tool and more focused on emotion, warmth, and permanence. That stage was joined by releases like Bless The House, Move Those Feet, and, subsequently, Dark & Light, in addition to the fashion project 4SURE, which expands her universe beyond the booth. Currently, Fleur Shore is at a point of ascending maturity: a DJ with festival punch, the criteria of a record digger, global presence, and her own language within contemporary house.