'DANCE ON ME' and 'DANCE ON ME IN THE CLUB' blend commanding 808s with a dreamy bassline, creating an electrifying sound that blurs the line between hip-hop and dance.
One of RCA’s most exciting rising stars, Laney Foux, returns with a dance floor-driven double release - ‘DANCE ON ME’ and ‘DANCE ON ME IN THE CLUB’. Following the success of his 2024 collaborative album Conglomerate with Fimiguerrro and Len, which topped the UK Rap charts, Lancey carried his momentum into 2025 with the star-studded release of ‘Daylight’ featuring Teezo Touchdown and Cash Cobain. He then dropped another double release in January with ‘Enter the Dragon / Tek Time’, refining the formula once again this time, to even greater success.
The A-side of Foux’s new drop, ‘Dance on Me’, delivers euphoria from the very first listen, driven by a stripped-down instrumental, haunting synths, and an enigmatic piano. Lancey’s hypnotic refrain, “Dance on me, hands on your knees,” echoes throughout, guiding the track with an irresistible presence. Lancey’s ability to innovate both his sound and fashion makes him an anomaly within the music industry; he’s not an artist that can be framed into a box.
There isn’t a definitive way to define Lancey; his unique fusion of hip-hop, R&B, Jersey, and electronic music has made waves in the UK underground rap scene. He proves he's in tune with the streets, especially on the B-side, where he reworks the opening track into ‘Dance on Me in the Club’, a certified club smash. With electrifying synths, Lancey breathlessly skates on this rave-inspired hit, which stands out as the stronger of the two tracks. The song embraces the rising trend of UK rave and electronic elements in a pop context, a movement we've seen artists like Charli XCX, Kim Petras, Nia Archives, and Lady Gaga explore in their own music. Without a doubt, ‘Dance on Me in the Club’, with its thumping 808s—will have you moving on the dance floor. It’s easily one of his strongest releases this year.
After a decade in the industry and a steady track record of releases, Lancey is now setting his sights on international appeal. He wrapped up a successful Australian tour in December 2024, following a major run in China the previous year. His global reach was further solidified when he became one of the first UK artists to perform at Rolling Loud in the US, where his electrifying stage presence and high-energy set left a lasting impression. His performance opened the door to collaborations with some of the hottest US acts, including Kaytranada, Sexy Red, and Yeat.
Back home, Lancey has cemented his status in the UK scene, working with legends like Chip, Skepta, and Kwengface. He’s also been making waves in the UK festival circuit, delivering standout performances at Reading & Leeds and headlining a sold-out show at The Outernet.
Outside of music, Lancey is also making his mark on the fashion world, embracing a darker, more expressive aesthetic that blurs the lines between masculine and feminine styles. His fearless approach to fashion has caught the attention of major brands, leading to collaborations with Nike, Diesel, Givenchy, and Rhude, further cementing his status as a cultural tastemaker.
With an expanding global fanbase, undeniable stage presence, and a growing influence in both music and fashion, Lancey is proving that his reach extends far beyond the underground. Now, he’s ready to take things to the next level with the release of his highly anticipated album, The Time of Our Lives - a project set to define this era of his artistry and solidify his place as the latest breakout star of London.
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