Lizzy Beats

I’m Lizzy, a UK-born producer and artist with a background that crosses house, hip-hop and electronic music. I spent around 8 years living and working in Los Angeles, where I worked with artists across the US, Canada and the UK, before returning to the UK and refocusing completely on my own artist journey. My story has had some serious highs and lows. I went from working in music in LA to coming back to the UK after a life-changing accident, having to relearn how to walk and talk, and later spending time in prison. Coming out of that, I had to rebuild my life and my sense of purpose from scratch. Music became a huge part of that process. Since then, things have started moving quickly. I had a song go viral on TikTok, generating over 100,000 videos and more than 100 million streams, and I’ve continued developing my sound and catalogue as an artist. I’m now focused on building Lizzy as a recognisable name in house and electronic music, rather than simply being a producer behind the scenes. My sound is energetic, emotional and club-focused, with influences from house, UK dance music and my background in hip-hop. I want the music to work in a club, but still have enough personality and emotion that people connect with it outside the dancefloor. The next chapter is about building a serious artist project: releasing original music with established labels, working with vocalists and artists I genuinely believe in, developing my own visual identity, and creating a catalogue that can stand the test of time. I’m not interested in chasing trends — I want to create music and an identity that people immediately recognise as Lizzy. The goal is simple: become an artist and producer with a distinctive sound, a strong catalogue and a real connection with fans, while continuing to work with some of the biggest names in electronic music. The vibe I’d want the website to communicate Confident, underground, credible, energetic and slightly mysterious. Not overly polished in a corporate way. It should feel like an established artist who is entering a new chapter, rather than someone trying to convince people they’re important. I’d also make sure they understand that you’re not just looking for a DJ bio. You’re building: * Lizzy as an artist * Producer credibility * House/electronic music identity * Original vocal collaborations * Label releases * DJ/club presence * A recognisable visual world * Long-term catalogue and fanbase