Lukas Lyresteam's guest appearances

Lukas Lyresteam

Monologues.

Roberto Rodriguez

Kristy Harper

Paxton Fettel

Floyd Lavine

Harry Wolfman

Aroop Roy

Ben Gomori

Joe Cleen

Sam Ruffillo

OwlTail

Check out our latest label releases + free downloads on our Bandcamp page. Swedish globetrotter Lukas Lyrestam has built up a steady catalogue of warm house jams infused with melodic '80s influences in recent years, through his own Clouded House imprint through to labels like Skint and Hardrock Striker's Skylax Records. With a tasty vocal in him too and a day job in sound design, he's quite the package and cooks up a lovely hour of his own productions for us that's constantly colourful and groove-laden. “How would you describe your sound?” OG house and classic 80s heaters with a touch of Scandi flair! Sultry vocals by yours truly.  "What and who inspires you and influences your sound?” Literally everything in the electronic spectrum tends to seep into my subconscious and makes its way into the music I make. Off the top of my head some favourites (and bench-marks of quality) are: Mood II Swing Johnny Jewel Joy Orbison Prince K-Hand (RIP

Check out our latest label releases + free downloads on <a href="http://monologuesrecords.bandcamp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">our Bandcamp page</a>. Swedish globetrotter Lukas Lyrestam has built up a steady catalogue of warm house jams infused with melodic '80s influences in recent years, through his own Clouded House imprint through to labels like Skint and Hardrock Striker's Skylax Records. With a tasty vocal in him too and a day job in sound design, he's quite the package and cooks up a lovely hour of his own productions for us that's constantly colourful and groove-laden. “How would you describe your sound?” OG house and classic 80s heaters with a touch of Scandi flair! Sultry vocals by yours truly.  "What and who inspires you and influences your sound?” Literally everything in the electronic spectrum tends to seep into my subconscious and makes its way into the music I make. Off the top of my head some favourites (and bench-marks of quality) are: Mood II Swing Johnny Jewel Joy Orbison Prince K-Hand (RIP

M68: Lukas Lyresteam