J Dilla, Peven Everett, King Krule: London DJ and producer GEE LEE takes Wonderland through the tracks inspiring him right now.
Amongst the most impactful and technically astute DJ/producer’s occupying London’s skies in 2025, GEE LEE finds his rhythm in a variety of sonic landscapes. He’s been on an unstoppable run since his big breakthrough “Coke & Rum” a couple years back, with hits coming thick and fast, and his sets well known for their free flowing musical fluidity and ear-worm tendencies. Latest “Daybreak” is emblematic of such, with its groovy bass work, infectious synths and subtly anthemic vocals.
The rising beatsmith drops by Wonderland to give us ten tracks that have been proving mercurial for him of late, in our next On Repeat.
Listen to “Daybreak”…
GEE LEE Is On Repeat…
Chet Baker – “But Not for Me”
Powdery vocals, soft on the ears. This album made me want to experiment with my own vocals.
Peven Everett – “Spinnin’”
The Stevie Wonder of dance music; effortlessly joyous & soulful.
Harvey Sutherland – “Hummingbird”
This song has the most enchanting synth line I’ve heard in a while.
King Krule – “Midnight 01”
Sounds like a dream, seeing this live was incredible — in my opinion Archy Marshall is one of the greatest artists to come out of Britain in the last 20 years.
C-Se – “Far Away”
I was hooked from the first drum break – atmospheric, moody & cinematic. C-Se is a future legend.
Kerri Chandler – “Rain”
House music at its best.
Tentendo – “Give it Up”
Tentendo the Wizard from Oz. A great friend of mine and I absolutely loved making Daybreak with him. I can’t wait to make more music together.
J Dilla – “Think Twice”
J Dilla’s music changed my life.
Al Hype – “Ass Go To Work”
Been a mainstay in my sets recently. The song does exactly what the title says.
Amy Winehouse – “Our Day Will Come”
London’s finest.
