When the Music Gets Too Loud: DJ YUKI Releases “Way Too Loud”
DJ YUKI returns with “Way Too Loud”, a new single on GLAZD Records, the independent label she founded as a home for rhythm-led house music with personality. The release arrives during a breakout year for the London-based DJ, producer and vocalist, whose presence continues to grow across dance music, fashion and culture.
Built around the instantly recognisable line “sorry, I can’t really hear you, it’s way too loud”, the track turns a familiar club moment into an addictive vocal hook. Rolling drums, a driving bassline and DJ YUKI’s own vocals shape a groove-heavy production that brings together the energy of the UK underground with an immediate, playful edge.
“‘Way Too Loud’ came from that moment everyone knows when you’re in the club and someone’s trying to talk to you, but the music has completely taken over. I loved the idea of turning something that simple into the whole hook of the track. It’s cheeky, it’s loud and it feels exactly like where my sound is right now,” she explains.
The single follows “The Baddest”, selected by Jaguar as a Dancefloor Moment on BBC Radio 1 Dance. DJ YUKI has also received support across BBC Radio 1, KISS and SiriusXM, and was named one of Beatport’s Ones To Watch in August. In September, she DJ’d at the London launch of CÉCRED with Space NK, an event for Beyoncé that marked another significant moment in her growing presence beyond the club scene.
With more than 17 million streams, three Spotify editorial cover features and support from artists including Diplo, Armin van Buuren and Jamie Jones, DJ YUKI continues to establish a distinctive identity. Through GLAZD Records and its Donut Disturb daytime party series, she is also building a platform that connects music, community and club culture. “Way Too Loud” marks the next chapter of that vision, delivering a direct, groove-driven track made for the dancefloor.
