Noizu has built his career at the point where underground house energy meets undeniable hooks. The English-born, LosAngeles-based producer brings together rolling basslines, rave nostalgia and sharp vocal instincts, creating records that feel equally at home in packed clubs, on festival stages and far beyond the dancefloor.

The project arrived with intent in 2017, when Noizu’s debut release Lasers earned a place on Skrillex and Chris Lake’s HOWSLA compilation. He quickly followed with the Jungle EP on Tchami’s Confession imprint, establishing a sound that was playful, hard-hitting and unmistakably his own. Support from artists including Chris Lake, Diplo, Dom Dolla, John Summit and Oliver Heldens helped carry that sound around the world, but it was Noizu’s consistency – both in the studio and behind the decks – that turned early momentum into a lasting presence in house music.

In 2018, Noizu launched Techne Records as a home for forward-thinking club music and emerging producers. Its first release, Rave Alarm, his collaboration with Dombresky, was named Annie Mac’s Hottest Record in the World on BBC Radio 1. Techne has since grown into an established platform for the next generation of house talent, extending Noizu’s influence beyond his own releases and reflecting the same instinct for discovering records built to move a room.

That instinct has powered a catalogue of modern house staples. Summer 91 (Looking Back) became Noizu’s defining crossover moment, combining euphoric piano house with the warmth of early-rave nostalgia and earning Platinum certification in the UK. He followed it with records including More Love, Mi Corazón, Vogue and Push To Start, his collaboration with Westend and No/Me, which grew into another of his most-streamed releases. In 2025, Dancing In The
Dark, created with his wife and longtime collaborator Annaca, opened a new chapter: a cinematic house record shaped by the deserts of California and a willingness to draw inspiration from well beyond the club.

Now, Noizu enters his next era with Feeling It Too. The new single channels the immediacy that has defined his biggest records while pushing his sound forward, bringing together infectious vocals, club-focused production and the unmistakable sense of release at the heart of his music. Behind the decks, Noizu’s sets are fast-moving, high-energy expressions of that same musical identity. He has sold out landmark Los Angeles shows, including the Hollywood Palladium, and appeared at leading festivals and venues across North America, Europe and beyond, from EDC Las Vegas, Lollapalooza and HARD Summer to Reading Festival and
Ibiza. Whether he is commanding a festival crowd, testing unreleased music in a dark club or creating space for new artists through Techne, Noizu remains focused on the same goal: making house music that connects instantly and stays with people long after the night is over.