Guy from Disclosure launches new record label

Guy Lawrence of Disclosure has launched a record label, marking a new chapter for the UK dance staple.

The Disclosure co-founder, Guy Laurence, has officially launched his own record label, signaling a deeper dive into the side of dance music that built his career. Alongside his Friends & Family club nights, Guy is creating a label for up-and-coming artists to release their music. The UK producer, who rose to fame alongside his brother Howard with their 2013 debut “Settle,” is shifting focus toward A&R and artist development. The imprint serves as a platform for club-oriented releases, focusing on forward-thinking new house artists.

Guy wrote on Instagram, “Yoooo everyone, soooo I’ve started a record label!!!! To go alongside the Friends & Family events I’ve been doing the last few years, I want the label to serve primarily as a platform for new upcoming artists, the kind of thing I wish I had when I was starting. First release coming soon & sounding unreal. Can’t wait to reveal the artist to you all. More records & more parties incoming. Love – Guy xx.”

While full details around the label’s roster and first releases have yet to be confirmed, the launch signals Lawrence’s continued investment in grassroots dance culture. Over the past decade, Disclosure has balanced crossover success with underground credibility, frequently spotlighting vocalists and producers early in their careers.

Disclosure remains active, having toured in the States this past year, but the label reflects a broader trend of established electronic artists building independent infrastructure to support new and emerging talent. For Guy Lawrence, it’s less a departure from the scene but more an expansion, a way to shape the scene from behind the decks and behind the scenes, reinforcing his role not just as a producer but as a long-term architect of the UK club landscape.

Featured image courtesy of Isaa Lamb

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