Elgin, North East Scotland
TWENTY YEARS AND STILL AT IT
Deep, hypnotic, vocal-heavy house built for the long warm-up rather than the peak-time drop. The debut single is out now.
- Behind the decks since 1998
- Around ninety tracks waiting for icing
- Played by John Digweed and Sasha
Out now on Keep Thinking
Understand
Original Mix
Four Candles & Sean Harvey Remix
The first Laundry Talk release, out 21 August 2026 on Keep Thinking. The original is built around a voice recorded on a pre-dawn hike up Mount Batur in Bali, and it comes with a remix from Four Candles & Sean Harvey.
John Digweed and Sasha have played it at Tofte Manor, and Digweed played it on Transitions.
Keep Thinking: keepthinkingmusic.com Instagram
About Laundry Talk
No Fuss, No Shite, No Minks
His studio in Elgin, and recordings nobody’s heard. Unapologetically strange.
That changed with “Understand”.
The Short Version
Three Things Worth Knowing
Making music with nobody listening leaves a mark on how it sounds. Here is what that looks like in practice.
The Long Warm-Up
Built for the hours before peak time. Patient, repetitive in the good way, and happy to take its time getting there.
Voices And Field Recordings
“Understand” is built around a voice caught on a pre-dawn hike up Mount Batur. Not everything needs to be a hook.
Made At Night, For Himself
The habit hasn't changed now that people are listening.
FAQ
Questions People Usually Ask Between Sets
Built for the long warm-up rather than the peak-time drop — patient rather than punchy. Listen here.
Yes. Send the date, location, and the kind of set you are after through the contact page. It goes straight to Paul.
Mixes on SoundCloud and video are here on YouTube. And more behind the scenes on Instagram. The first single is on Beatport.
Date, venue, city, event type, set length, and any technical notes. The more useful the detail, the faster the reply. Start a booking enquiry.
Paul Chambers, from Elgin in North East Scotland. Behind the decks since 1998 and making music almost as long, most of it kept to himself until now.