Liam Palmer

A dancefloor pulse for Appetite

Liam Palmer's sets are recognized by a direct way of handling energy: rapid builds, measured pullbacks, and a selection that doesn't stay in the same lane for too long. His natural territory is physical-hitting house, open to tech house, disco, techno, and UK Garage, with a booth reading designed to impact the dancefloor without losing the bright and communal point that surrounds Appetite.

From the basements of Bristol to the club circuit

Palmer built his career in parallel to Elliot Schooling, a fellow music production student in Bristol and creative partner at Appetite. What started as a party created to play together grew from a very small club format to become one of the most visible young brands in the British house scene. On that journey, Appetite passed through spaces like fabric, Village Underground, 93 Feet East, The Cause, and Chinois Ibiza, with an identity based on diverse audiences, lineups close to the new generation, and programming that mixes enjoyment without affectation with underground criteria.

Booth and studio chemistry

In the booth, Palmer and Schooling function as a fast-reading unit: they don't depend on rigid structures, but on a complicity worked on over years of parties, tours, and studio time. That relationship also defines their recent discography. On Appetite Records, they have signed tracks alongside Halana Roma such as Hey Johnny, Travelling Woman, Roadhouse, and Dance Of Life, in addition to exploring a deeper and more vocal register on Submission with Gabrielle Alexis. Their catalog has also incorporated collaborations and remixes such as Drip Like Me with NSG, Channel West EP, Vibe Check alongside Matteo Celenza, and reinterpretations for Obskür and Omar+.

A generation of its own within British house

Palmer's current position is linked to an idea of independence: growing a community, using the label as a platform for new talent, and transferring the spirit of Appetite to international stages. His schedule has placed him in clubs and events such as DC10, fabric, Shelter Amsterdam, After Caposile, Chinois Ibiza, and [UNVRS], in addition to being part of lineups in Ibiza, London, Amsterdam, Miami, and Croatia. Rather than relying on a single anthem or a closed label, his profile stands out for a long-term vision: functional energy for the club, host instinct, and the ambition to take a brand born among friends to a global scale.