What began as a book release titled Lady of the House, detailing the stories of trailblazing women in electronic music such as Ultra Nate and Candi Staton, ushered Lady of the House into a full-fledged movement.
Aiming to amplify female and non-binary voices in electronic music, Lady of the House was formed as an empowering female-led music collective, headed by Bristol based promoter and author Leila Mckenzie .
After hosting a series of panels, events, club appearances as well as the launch of the first ever Cultural Exhibition in Bristol on International Women's Day earlier this year in March, Lady of the House are now launching a record label with a hotly anticipated month-long music competition.
