Chris Stussy launches new event series ‘USS’ with first event at London’s Roundhouse

Chris Stussy shares his excitement for this next chapter in his career by launching his new event series ‘USS.’

Chris Stussy has launched a new event series called ‘USS,’ marking an exciting new chapter in his career. The first event has been announced to take place at London’s iconic venue Roundhouse on February 1st. Stussy has shared his enthusiasm about the project, stating that he has worked tirelessly behind the scenes to develop a concept that feels authentic and meaningful to the house buzz he produces.

In a recent announcement, Stussy has expressed his desire to carry the ‘USS’ concept, much like his record label Up the Stuss. He has emphasized the importance of ensuring the project reflects his vision and passion, which has been a significant motivating factor during its creation. From there, Stussy has been thrilled to finally unveil the project to the world.

Stussy had a growing breakthrough in his production of modern house music over the years from his release of “Desire” and playing Boiler Room in Edinburgh. Although he expressed the challenges of starting new projects, he has described it as an exhilarating experience, as it allows him to share his creative vision with his audience.

The response from fans has been overwhelmingly positive, with many expressing their anticipation for the inaugural event. He has stated that now feels like the perfect time to start this new venture and hopes fans will join him on this journey.

With the launch of ‘USS,’ Chris Stussy has added another exciting dimension to his career, solidifying his modern house stance in the same stages that host other tech house DJs alike. He has been looking forward to sharing this new chapter with his fans and exploring where this journey will lead.

The announcement also invites fans to pre-register for updates. Stussy fans can sign up and be among the first to learn about more USS events and announcements, further anticipating the excitement of the new project.

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