GEE LEE and Shaolin Cowboy Bottle Club Euphoria on Double-Track ‘The Moment I Dance’

London’s dance underground has two new anthems. Rising DJ-producers GEE LEE and Shaolin Cowboy have dropped a double-track release, The Moment I Dance, translating the electricity of their sold-out Lower Third show last month into pure club-ready fire.

The title track leans on classic house and UK garage grooves, while its flipside, “Odyssey,” pushes into experimental territory—proof of the pair’s knack for balancing nostalgia with future-facing production. The duo will bring that same high-voltage energy to The Jazz Cafe on 20 December, continuing their blistering live momentum.

For GEE LEE, the release caps a whirlwind two years: from underground bootleg “Coke & Rum” snowballing into a Silver Certified, 185M-stream phenomenon, to collaborations with p-rallel, Riton and Kah-Lo, and co-signs from BBC Radio 1, KISS FM, and tastemakers like Wonderland, who hailed him as “one of the most impactful and technically astute DJ/producers occupying London’s skies in 2025.”

With Shaolin Cowboy’s boundary-pushing instincts and GEE LEE’s genre-bending, playlist-dominating credentials, The Moment I Dance isn’t just a release—it’s a snapshot of London club culture at its most vital.