Chris Stussy Delivers Long-Awaited Debut Album

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**Split into three chapters, Chris Stussy’s Lost, Found & Forgotten showcases rare tracks, unreleased gems, and various collaborations.**

Dutch DJ, producer, and label owner Chris Stussy has skyrocketed through the global house music scene. He’s a staple at world-class venues and festivals, from Boiler Room sets to iconic Ibiza shows at Hï and Amnesia. And now, he has dropped his debut album, Lost, Found & Forgotten, on his own Up The Stuss imprint. This 19-track LP is a deeply personal, interconnected journey through creative freedom, reflecting Stussy’s evolution and vision for the future.

The opening section of the album, titled Lost, features six tracks that were written at various points in his career and have now been rediscovered and refined. The deep house roller “Darkness” leads the collection, while the driving house energy of “Moonlight” is elevated by Elena Moroder’s ethereal vocals.

Found showcases Chris Stussy’s collaborations with a diverse array of artists, including the highly anticipated “Wide Awake.” Featuring Tom Did It, the track’s heavy club energy and deep basslines provide the perfect foundation for Tom’s gritty, raspy vocals. Meanwhile, “Mesmerized” adds a new layer of depth to the album, masterfully blending Jessica Moore‘s spoken word with sophisticated house rhythms.

Finally, the Forgotten chapter unearths B-sides and rarities that may have slipped under the radar but undeniably earn their place in the spotlight. Deeply personal tracks like “Distant Within” and the fan-favorite “If You Doubt Me” see Stussy at his most liberated, creating music without boundaries.

The album transcends standard house music, masterfully weaving in elements of jazz, breakbeat, and liquid drum and bass. As a reflection of his artistic evolution, Lost, Found & Forgotten serves as a deep, introspective exploration of Stussy’s past, present, and future.

Lost, Found & Forgotten is available on Spotify or your preferred platform. Follow Chris Stussy on socials to hear what he’s up to next.