The Physiological Effects of Lachie A rden s Melodic House Anthem, Chasing Highs

The Australian now based in England, Lachie A’rden, specializing in producing piano house and main stage vibes, he found music as a source of positivity and inspiration after a life changing event gave him a new lease on life.

Lachie A’rden has DJ’d at Ministry of Sound and Egg London, among other spots like Solomons’ Yard in East London before the Defected guys, all on a failed kidney in dialysis.

He draws on a vast collection of life experiences and influence from multiple genres to take his listeners on a journey made of uplifting strings and warm piano chords flowing over bumping bass. Grounded in the kind of deep, melodic house and reaching to folk house you’d expect to hear on the beaches and the clubs of Mykonos, Ibiza and Miami.

Lachie A’rden’s latest offering is titled ‘Chasing Highs’, a gleaming melodic deep house single with loving and elevating vocals that ends the chase for the high. Lachie A’rden’s music and story is a true testament that, music is the remedy. Research has shown that music lowers the body’s cortisol production, and in doing so, lowers stress, elevated heart rates, and blood pressure, just what ‘Chasing Highs’ is doing.

Lachie loves exciting new undiscovered artists as much as his own music which can be found on his ‘Ibiza Nights’ and ‘Ibiza Beach Club’ playlists. Keep the vibes alive all day with Lachie’s selections.