Chris Lorenzo & aMo (um) Drop Long-Awaited 'HOTS 4 U' for TSZR's 100th Release
The pair’s highly anticipated ID lands as a landmark release for Three Six Zero Recordings, marking the label’s 100th release.
After two decades of friendship and countless studio sessions, Chris Lorenzo and aMo (um) finally deliver HOTS 4 U, a high-energy record built on their shared love of club culture in all its forms.
The track has already become a unifying force across dancefloors worldwide - lighting up sets from Prospa, Josh Baker, Carlita, Peggy Gou, Mau P, Michael Bibi, Jamie Jones, and Dom Dolla, and making waves on viral live streams like RAW CUTS. From Coachella’s Yuma Stage to late-night warehouse spaces around the globe, HOTS 4 U is fast earning anthem status.
The release follows a huge run for Lorenzo, coming off his two-night headline takeover at LA’s Grand Park - including a surprise back-to-back with Cloonee - and a packed Miami Music Week. He caps off release weekend with an all-night-long headline slot in New York.
Marking a major milestone, HOTS 4 U is also Three Six Zero Recordings’ 100th release, celebrated with a limited vinyl pressing and an announcement party at Sable in Wynwood, where Lorenzo went B2B with Skream. The label’s momentum continues as TSZR is named Beatport’s Label of the Month for April.
Reflecting on the collaboration, Lorenzo shares:
This is a record born out of 20 years of friendship. When I first moved out at 18, aMo (um) was my first house mate. Over the years, we have always had the same musical tastes. We’ve been to countless raves, shopped for records at HTFR and Tempest in Birmingham and our love for drum & bass, garage, house, hip hop, reggae can all be summed up in this record. Really happy to be finally releasing this one.
aMo (um) adds:
Two decades of friendship laid the foundation for this moment. From the day we met, our shared passion for music just clicked, shaped through years of living together, endless listening sessions, parties, record digging, and even the occasional slaps to the head over a mixing mistake. I couldn’t be more excited to release this alongside someone who’s not just a friend, but family on TSZR.
