FLEUR SHORE is a force of nature in electronic music, a genre-defying DJ and producer whose sound is as fearless as her personality.
From Birmingham roots to international acclaim, she has been pushing boundaries with bold selections, deep grooves, and emotional energy. Whether it’s headline sets at The Brooklyn Mirage or sunrise moments at Amnesia Ibiza, Fleur always brings fire to the booth.
Fleur Shore – Picture by Daisy Denham (www.daisydenham.co.uk)
With a style grounded in house, tinged with techno, and steeped in soul, Fleur’s selections reflect a deep knowledge of music history and a love for raw club energy. Her new label and event series are on the horizon, and she continues to inspire the next generation by doing things her own way something best summed up in her track and ethos: “Don’t Tell Me What To Do.”
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To celebrate her upcoming appearance at Jamie Jones Presents Paradise in the City, the debut London edition of his legendary Paradise series, landing at Boston Manor Park on August 2nd, Fleur Shore has put together an exclusive playlist for The Night Bazaar. It’s a journey through groove driven bombs, 90s nostalgia, tribal rhythms, and emotion-filled closers, tracks that define her vibe and what she brings to a dance floor.
From her own euphoric anthem “Higher” to party-starting cuts from Klubbheads and deep hypnotic rollers like “B1”, Fleur’s picks are made for big systems. Play the music loud, read what she had to say about the tracks below and get ready for Paradise.
Easttown – Rocking To The Rhythm
This one is pure groove; for me this is what house music is about. No huge drops, no big build it, pure house groove.
The Trip – Foxy Dave
I was struck when I heard this song, everything about it screams 90s even down to the artwork. But this was actually released in 2024. If you want to bring the energy up in the club, this is the one.
Klubbheads – Klubbhopping
An absolute 90s anthem. I remember hearing this as a kid in my parent’s house. It gets a party going, and for me, it’s nostalgic.
Julien Fuentes – Dubditorro
Absolute tribal ridden, so much groove makes you want to shake your ass. I played this in Chile a few weeks back and it absolute took the roof off.
André Michelle – B1
This is the kind of track you have to play in the right moment. I would always have this in a playlist on an all-night long, or when playing a huge stage. It’s such a good track, techno with a flicker of house.
Fleur Shore – Higher
I’ve been playing my own track closing clubs for almost two years now. Every time I close with it makes me so, so happy seeing everyone hug their friends. This track just makes you feel so good and happy.
Saeed & Palash, Saeed Younan – Losing Control (2023 Digital Remaster)
This is a track I love playing to bring it down if the energy in the club has been high for a while and you want people to shut their eyes and dance… this is the one.
D Stone – Club Afrodisa
Another tribal BOMB. The percussion on this track is WILD and the vocal on the breakdown is WOW.
Toomy Disco – Addicted 2 House
90s massive! The m1 organ just can’t be beaten – I absolutely love playing this track in my sets When the bass and the kick go solo, it’s so special it makes you want to close your eyes and DANCE.
Joey Daniel – Organ Shift
Talk about groove – I absolutely love playing this track in a club. The build up is so, so good and when that baseline comes back in, it makes the club shake.
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