Lulah Francs is a DJ, vocalist, songwriter and emerging producer. Growing up between Ibiza and London Lulah has been immersed in music from day one and House music in particular is deep in her musical DNA. When she’s behind the decks though you can expect to hear her referencing a whole range of her favorite elements of electronic music: Disco, Nu-Disco, Italo, Electronic, Breaks - nothing is off the menu.
A busy schedule over the last four years in the DJ world has seen Lulah play at Printworks, Glastonbury Festival, Hï Ibiza, Badaboum (Paris), The O2 Brixton, Prince Charles (Berlin), Pikes Ibiza - and that’s just to name a few. DJ-ing is Lulah’s first love and it’s showing no signs of slowing down any time soon with bookings at Gottwood, Love Saves The Day, Fabric and more this summer.
Away from the DJ booth Lulah is focusing on collaborative projects with producers and bringing her vocal talents to the fore to create an interesting and diverse discography. Her debut track dropped on the vinyl-only label, Semi Delicious last year, swiftly followed by a release on Eats Everything’s Edible. That’s not the only place to hear her voice though - she has been experimenting by introducing vocals into her live DJ sets and you can expect to see her developing this unexplored ground more and more.
‘sub:terra’, Lulah’s own club night and radio show, is reintroducing the wonky Acid House sound of the UK and East Coast for a generation of clubbers who missed out on the madness the first time round. sub:terra has been smashing dance floors at venues like The Cause in London, the legendary Malanga Ibiza as well as the non-binary/all female festival Risen, following which it was given a special mention by Resident Advisor. Fold and Fabric are next on Lulahs sub-terra hit list along with other more intimate underground spaces.
Lulah’s 2023 summer is steaming ahead with bookings at major festivals around the UK such as El Dorado, Secret Garden Party, Noisily, Boardmasters and Wilderness. Not to mention some pretty major club appearances at the likes of Village Underground, E1, Ton of Bricks and more. Expect to feel Lulah’s high voltage energy with vinyl only sets leave you wanting more.