Chris Lake Unveils “Chemistry” Album, A New Era In House Music

House luminary Chris Lake has released his much-anticipated album “Chemistry,” a bold exploration of modern house music infused with his distinctive production flair. The record spans 15 tracks—13 of which are studio collaborations selected not for streaming numbers, but for authentic creative chemistry. Notably, it features deeply personal work: a collaboration with his wife Aatig and a reunion with Alexis Roberts, who returns after a multi-year hiatus. The return of Roberts, following their earlier joint success with “Turn Off The Lights,” adds a powerful emotional undercurrent to the album.

The heart of Chemistry lies in purposeful partnerships. Instead of chasing streaming trends, Lake chose collaborators based on where artistic synergy naturally sparked. This shift in approach is reflected in the presence of unreleased tracks that break from his traditional practice of testing songs live before an official drop. With this album, Lake embraces creative confidence—respecting both underground textures and mainstream appeal without compromising either.

Musically, Chemistry spans from euphoric vocal house anthems to deep, late-night club weapons. The record’s range mirrors Lake’s musical identity—bold, dancefloor-centered, and emotionally resonant. Tracks move listeners through wave after wave of rhythm and feeling, affirming Lake’s place as a versatile architect of sound.

Supporting the album is a 13-city North American tour this fall. Fans can expect custom production, exclusive edits, and extended sets that immerse them in the full Chemistry experience. In addition, PLUS1 has partnered with Lake so that $1 from every ticket sold supports Oceanic Global, an organization committed to reconnecting humanity with the ocean and restoring ecological balance.