Lazy Habits

Whether performing as a solo artist or with a full band, Lazy Habits blurs the line between individual vision and collective creativity. At the centre of the project is a bold, cinematic approach to production that is deeply rooted in live musicianship. Their signature sound blends powerful brass sections, sweeping orchestral strings, heavy drums and brooding bass lines, creating gritty yet melodic anthems that feel both raw and soulful. The music carries the intensity of hip hop and the emotional depth of orchestral composition while remaining grounded in the energy of live performance.
Over the past decade, Lazy Habits have carved out a lasting place within London’s vibrant independent music scene. Known for innovative production, distinctive songwriting and commanding live shows, the project has steadily built a reputation as one of the more unique voices in underground British music. Rather than chasing short-term trends, Lazy Habits has focused on crafting songs with longevity, combining thoughtful lyricism with powerful arrangements that translate equally well on record and on stage.
Live performance is central to Lazy Habits’ identity. Whether performing solo or leading a full ensemble, the project delivers shows that balance musical precision with raw energy. The presence of live brass, rhythm sections and layered instrumentation gives the performances a scale that feels both cinematic and immediate, often blurring the boundaries between hip hop, soul, orchestral music and alternative genres. This approach has helped Lazy Habits develop a dedicated following among audiences looking for music that sits outside conventional genre lines.
In 2025, Lazy Habits reached new audiences through a series of high-profile performances and collaborations. The project supported legendary hip hop groups The Roots and De La Soul, bringing its distinctive sound to stages alongside some of the most influential artists in modern music. That same year also saw Lazy Habits perform at the GIMA Awards alongside That’s My Shhh, further highlighting the project’s growing recognition within the wider music industry.
Festival appearances have also played a major role in expanding the reach of the music. Lazy Habits has performed at major events across both Europe and Asia, including appearances at Glastonbury and Taiwan’s Vagabond Festival. These performances introduced the project to diverse international audiences and reinforced its reputation for powerful and memorable live shows.
In November 2025, Lazy Habits released an EP featuring collaborations with a range of Taiwanese artists, reflecting the project’s growing connection with the Asian music scene. The release was playlisted across multiple countries in the region, including Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam. The EP marked an important step in expanding the project’s global footprint while maintaining the distinctive sound and artistic identity that has defined Lazy Habits since its beginnings.