Lazy Days Recordings

Lazy Days Recordings is a house music label founded in 2005 by Frédéric Blais, known as Fred Everything, and Mike Fresco of DSG Music. The label’s identity is closely tied to its founders’ work as producers and DJs, and it has positioned itself around house music as its core sound.

The label began in Montreal, Canada, reflecting the city’s role in its early activity and direction. In 2007, Lazy Days Recordings relocated to San Francisco in the United States, establishing a base there while continuing to operate as an outlet for house-focused releases and collaborations.

Lazy Days Recordings has been associated with a range of artists whose work aligns with its house orientation. Alongside releases connected to Fred Everything, the label has featured contributions from figures such as Robert Owens and Shur-I-Kan, artists known for their presence within house music and its related scenes. The label’s catalog also includes work involving Stereo MC’s, indicating an openness to artists with backgrounds that extend beyond a single niche while remaining compatible with the label’s dancefloor and song-driven sensibilities.

Additional artists linked with Lazy Days Recordings include Matt Masters, Belcampo, Juliet Mendoza, and James Alexander Bright. Their inclusion points to a roster that mixes established names with artists whose work supports the label’s emphasis on house music and its adjacent styles, rather than a narrowly fixed lineup.

Lazy Days Recordings maintains an online presence through its official website, which serves as a central point for information about the label and its releases.