Whether performing as a solo artist or full band, lazy habits blurs the line between individual vision and collective creativity. Combining bold, cinematic production with the energy and precision of live instrumentation, their signature sound fuses powerful brass sections, orchestral string arrangements, heavy drums, and brooding bass lines into gritty yet melodic anthems that are both raw and soulful.
Over the past decade, Lazy Habits has carved out a lasting legacy in London's vibrant music scene. Renowned for innovative production, dynamic live performances, and timeless music, they have become a cornerstone of underground British music.
In 2025, Lazy Habits supported iconic acts The Roots and De La Soul and played major festivals, including Glastonbury.
In 2026, their collaboration EP Crystal Coastlines was playlisted across multiple Asian countries—including Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, and Vietnam—adding to a strong run of shows across the UK, Hong Kong, and the Czech Republic.
With their forthcoming single “Bees” dropping in November, Lazy Habits are poised for their most ambitious year yet in 2027. Backed by a new EP scheduled for February, a feature-length documentary, and a slate of live shows across the UK, EU, and Asia, they continue to push boundaries and captivate listeners worldwide.
Lazy Habits' discography showcases an impressive body of work, including three critically acclaimed albums, a remix project, and a selection of singles and EPs.
Drawing inspiration from New Orleans jazz, soul, hip-hop, big bands of the '50s, and steeped in British culture, the band's debut album delivered a lasting and unforgettable punch, quickly becoming an underground classic. Tracks like “Even Out” and “Starting Fires” have amassed millions of hits across platforms.
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Their sophomore album, The Atrocity Exhibition, earned significant attention, with songs featured in notable TV shows and films such as Alley Cats, Shameless (USA) and The Receptionist. The single “The Breach” found rotation on BBC 6 Music, and its music video starred Taron Egerton (Kingsman, Rocketman).
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Their third album, Vermillion Sands, featured the singles “Ctrl” and “Waves,” both of which received heavy airplay across global radio, including Amazing Radio worldwide and BBC Radio 6, where “Waves” was playlisted and added to the 6 Music Mixtape. “Coming Around” was also playlisted on Spotify's editorial Funk and Jazz playlists.
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1.3M streams
Over 200K listeners
168 countries
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Over 500M streams
2024 saw “Starting Fires” featured in Guy Ritchie's worldwide number 1 Netflix series The Gentlemen. The fourth most-watched show of the year globally, it achieved over 500M streams, alongside Emmy and Golden Globe nominations. “Starting Fires” was added to over 20K playlists, streaming over 500K times since the series release.
Lazy Habits have built a formidable reputation for their dynamic live shows, performing across the UK, Europe and Asia, and sharing the stage with a range of influential acts.
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