HOUSE / TECH HOUSE / UNDERGROUNDINDEPENDENT IN SPIRIT. CONNECTED BY SOUND.
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Featured track
Jazzy Edge
G Prospex
Jazz textures. House energy. Saxophone, Rhodes and a spoken vocal meet on the dancefloor.
Release date6 November 2026
Catalogue numberGPX0001
Out 6 November 2026 · streaming links to be added.
Featured artist
G Prospex.
From UK garage beginnings to drum & bass radio, clubs and festivals, G Prospex brings a lifelong connection to underground music into house and tech-house.
Back in the studio and behind the decks, his sound pairs club energy with a love of groove.
G Prospex began DJing at 13, finding his feet in UK garage before moving into drum & bass. By 18, he was part of the N2P crew, playing three radio shows a week across internet and pirate radio.
His journey took him through Essex and London’s pirate radio scene and onto club, rave and festival line-ups across the UK. A DJ competition win also led to a booking in Belgium.
In 2010 he launched Stop Out Records. After stepping back from music in 2013 when his son was born, he returned in 2025 with a renewed focus on producing and DJing.
Today, his house and tech-house productions draw on that history: distinctive grooves, characterful vocals and a sound made for the dancefloor. He also hosts The Monday Mash Up on Love Life DAB, Mondays from 7–9pm.
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