Chris Lorenzo, Max Styler, and Audio Bullys just dropped an absolute banger with their new track, ‘London’s On Fire‘. Released on Chris Lake’s Black Book Records on July 4, this certified club and festival anthem is engineered to set any setlist ablaze.
From the start, the track grabs you with its razor-sharp bassline and relentless energy. It perfectly blends contemporary tech house with a distinct nod to UK dance music heritage. All thanks to Audio Bullys’ undeniable influence. What’s more, the tune builds with an almost aggressive urgency. It tightens with each bar before it unleashes a drop that’s guaranteed to ignite any dancefloor. Upfront and cheeky vocals echo a raw, punk-like spirit that injects a dose of pure attitude into the track. This isn’t just another tech house cut. It’s got a swagger that makes it mighty. Lorenzo’s signature production shines through as he crafts that beast of a groove that pushes forward without pause. It’s a testament to his decade-long reign as a formidable force in house music.
Both Lorenzo and Styler extensively road-tested ‘London’s On Fire’ at major festivals. Did anyone catch that notable debut during their Coachella sets this year? If you’re looking for a track that perfectly merges rich UK club culture with a global, mainstage appeal, this is it. Chris has been quite busy this year with recent releases ‘Pump‘ and ‘Appetite‘. He also performed at CRSSD Festival and Day Trip with a busy festival schedule this year still. Similarly, Max is maintaining a high level of activity, continuously delivering new music and an expansive 2025 summer tour across North America, South America, Europe, and UAE.
Audio Bullys emerged in the early 2000s as an English electronic music duo. They captivated audiences with their unique blend of house, hip-hop, and garage music for over two decades now. Their rough, tough, and streetwise sound is raw and often features driving beats, catchy vocal hooks, and a distinct attitude. Hence, all the British tones in this track. Now, the name continues under just Simon Franks.
Listen to ‘London’s On Fire’ below.