Lathouse

The group "Lathouse" debuted on the Latvian music scene in the early 2000s. The debut and only album "Believe in Riga style" was released in February 2002 by the publishing house "Gailītis-G" in collaboration with the company "Sun Records". The album combined both author’s compositions, which at the time of the release of the album were already very active on club dance floors, and remixes of dance hits by the then popular groups A-Europa and Fors. The most famous song was "Riga style", which gave the album its name, "Pump Up Da Base", as well as a remix of the song "Белые небеса" from the repertoire of Arturs Dubok's project "A-Europa". The attention to the work of Duboks and his group from the Lathouse project is not accidental: the founder of the team was the Latvian electronic producer Janis Lamsters, who in 1999 also stood at the origins of the A-Europa group, together with the already mentioned Arturs Duboks, and together with he recorded two albums on behalf of A-Europa, but after leaving the band for his own project. The remaining members of the Lathouse project were hiding behind the pseudonyms DJ Ros, DJ Well and DJ Valer. The single "Riga style", recorded in 2000, managed to light up in Latvian dance charts and subsequently gained many new interpretations performed by a number of Baltic DJs. The album "Believe in Riga style" was nominated for the main national award in the field of sound recording in the category "Best Dance Music Album". Unfortunately, the debut record was the first and only and the project "Lathouse" soon ceased to exist. DJ Peet - Composer Alex M.Fors & DJ Sun - Producers DJ Vell - voice DJ Valer - DJ, voice Mr Black - Show, voice