Mia Moretti feat Shurek - My House - Shaboom Records

Mia Moretti makes her label debut on the legendary Shaboom Records with “My House,” a liberation anthem that turns dance into doctrine. Featuring vocals from globally renowned spiritual leader Shaman Durek, the release marks the first time Moretti has released music outside of her own imprint — a rare alignment with one of house music’s most iconic catalogs. With three decades of boundary-pushing releases behind it, Shaboom continues to define the sound of house music in 2025.

Built around the mantra “there are no chairs in my house, no tables in my house, no beds in my house,” “My House” delivers its message loud and clear: you come here to dance! Moretti transforms Durek’s powerful vocal into something ritualistic — a gospel of sweat, vibration, and rhythm — grounding the track in house music’s origins as a soundtrack for freedom and self-expression.

The record marks the first time Moretti has issued a release outside of her Spaghetti Moretti imprint — and it's clear she’s chosen to do so with purpose. By linking up with Shaboom, Moretti is contributing to the catalogue of one of house music’s most respected institutions, a label that has served as home to artists like Doc Martin, Marshall Jefferson, Dave Morales, Todd Terry, and Josh Wink.

Founded in 1995 in Blackpool — the Mecca of the North and the Las Vegas of the British Riviera — Shaboom Records was born from the deep crates and club residencies of Mark Bell, Dick Johnson, Ben Davis, and Paul Birchall. Early success with Wildride and Bessie set the tone for a run of iconic releases that blurred the lines between jazzy instrumentation, vocal anthems, classic garage, and deep floor-fillers. The label's legendary catalog reads like a who’s who of house: Joeski & Onionz (The Barrio Brothers), Tony Senghore, DJ Sneak, Second Hand Satellites, Mathew & Leon Roberts (UBU), and Blakkat to name a few. Three decades later, Shaboom is still releasing cutting-edge house music like Moretti's “My House” — a defining force in 2025 as much as it was in 1995.

Moretti notes: “In my production I’ve always been drawn to the classics, the originals, the root — like tending a garden, making good music takes the ability to get down to the source and go deep. However, for this one we aren’t tending garden we are tending house and EVERYTHING MUST GO! I am so honored to join Shaboom Records with this release and clear the floor for Shaman to take the reins. From the parade to the ballroom this is a summer anthem that will put everyone on their tip toes.”