UK house producers Zac Samuel and Alexis Knox have teamed up to deliver "HERE 4 U," a throwback rave anthem that blends the best of old-school 90s club sounds with a modern twist. Released on July 12, 2024, via the label Perfect Havoc, this track is crafted to ignite dancefloors everywhere.
"HERE 4 U" showcases the duo's production prowess, with Zac Samuel bringing his experience from the remix world—where he has amassed over 300 million streams—and Alexis Knox contributing her vibrant DJ energy. The track features stab piano chords that harken back to the authentic sounds of 90s clubland, infused with a fresh, contemporary vibe that resonates with today's dance music scene.
About the Artists
Zac Samuel, hailing from Brighton & Hove, burst onto the scene with his bootleg remixes that caught the attention of PMR/Polydor-Universal Records, leading to a multi-single record deal. Known for his work with artists like Sigma, RAYE, and Hannah Wants, Zac has also released original tracks on well-respected labels like Selected, LoveJuice, and New State. His DJing skills have taken him across the UK and Europe, from intimate sets in London to main stage performances at Ushuaia Ibiza and Reading & Leeds Festival.
Alexis Knox is a rising star on the Perfect Havoc label, known for her high-energy DJ sets that have graced venues from Heaven London to Ibiza's Eden. She has been the tour DJ for Charli XCX and has played at events for major brands like Redbull and Converse. Alexis's transition into music production has been marked by success, with her debut single "Higher" reaching #3 on the iTunes Dance Chart and garnering over 2 million streams.
Together, Zac Samuel and Alexis Knox have created "HERE 4 U," a track that perfectly balances nostalgia with modern dance elements. The collaboration is part of Perfect Havoc's mission to push the boundaries of crossover house music, adding to the label's impressive catalog of hits.
Stream "HERE 4 U" now via Perfect Havoc and enjoy the perfect blend of past and present dance music vibes.
