LabelWorx presents Lady Of The House

Lady of the House the worldwide movement joins forces with LabelWorx & The W Hotel for ADE 22 in continuing its mission to celebrate women in Dance Music. Presenting a carefully crafted line up of stellar talent from across the globe & an exclusive first showcase of Lady of the House Recordings label releases from the four artist winners of the demodrop competition. The winners were selected by the labels A&R Godmother team BBC Radio 1’s Jaguar and Charlie Tee, Defected’s Sam Divine and Brit Dance Act 2022 winner Becky Hill from 350 demos submitted

Lady of the House Recordings– which originated as a book celebrating house music’s pioneering women launched earlier this year with a 6 week long production competition to find the four releases. Women and non-binary artists were encouraged to submit their demos to be in with the chance of releasing their music through the label and receiving a special support package as part of their record release, including a remix of their track by a prominent artist, a professional promotional campaign and the chance to perform at a major event.

That major event is ADE and Lady of the House are proud to work with Labelworx and The W to present the winners (TBA the week before ADE) for the first ever time to the public to perform the winning tracks. Winners will be announced soon along with the release drop.

About us:
Lady of the House is a community celebrating, championing and honouring women in Dance Music through a multifunctional platform. By educating and empowering we diversify the music industry. Starting life as the first ever book of its kind telling 150 women’s stories across the spectrum of the business from artists to label owners, managers to promoters inc powerhouses such as Charlotte De Witte, Ultra Nate, Nina Kraviz, Jocelyn Brown, Nicole Moudaber with a special foreword from Carl Cox. Self published through a crowdfunding campaign backed by key industry players such Defected, Focusrite and Insanity Group from the dance music community in November 2021. Fast evolving into a global movement picking up press support from Billboard, NME, DJ Mag, Mix Mag, Resident Advisor, Beatportal, BBC, Guardian and many other major outlets Lady of the House have had featured discussions and showcases on conferences and festivals worldwide inc International Music Summit and Bestival with dynamic talent TSHA, Melle Brown and Sarah Story as well as activating with global brands such as Redbull, Beatport, Pioneer and Spinnin. Featuring on the V&A's museum's designing club culture installation as well as holding its own 3 day exhibition which included Eats Everything, Sita Abellan, Shermanology, CiCi and Barbara Tucker. The initiative is recognised, protected and endorsed by UK Governmental bodies. Acting as contributors to the recent Jaguar Foundation and Sony Social Justice and Equality Fund Gender Progression in Dance Music report - Lady of the House are respected for their expertise in the topic. In less than 2 years Lady of the House has reached over 200 million people worldwide through media channels, online and in person impacting the very core of inclusion in our sector and becoming leaders in the push on gender balance in Dance Music. Nominated for numerous awards including a shortlisting for the BBCR1 Dance Impact Award with founder Laila Mckenzie picking up Alternative Power 100 honouree for creative efforts.