Doug Lazy

Released in 1991 on Atlantic, Doug Lazy’s H.O.U.S.E. is a perfect snapshot of the euphoric energy and irresistible groove that defined the American house scene of the late 80s and early 90s. As an MC, producer, and DJ, Doug Lazy was one of the most dynamic figures of the hip-house movement, that explosive blend of punchy house beats and upbeat rap vocals.

With H.O.U.S.E., he delivers a track that captures everything that makes this period so compelling. The song is driven by a warm bassline, a tight, club-ready kick, and a simple but effective rap delivered with an audible smile. The structure is built to maintain steady energy, ideal for igniting a club set or embodying the festive spirit of the era.

The vinyl release, under the reference A 7720 (T), features versions that highlight different sides of the track: club-oriented mixes, punchier edits, or extended versions tailored for DJs. Each variation keeps the irresistible signature sound, a blend of funk, house, and rap that defines Doug Lazy’s musical identity.

In 1991, H.O.U.S.E. stood out as an emblematic title, a sonic capsule full of optimism and groove. It is a record that appeals both to hip-house collectors and fans of old-school house, and it still evokes a time when genre boundaries blurred in favor of pure, unfiltered fun.