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Two UK house stalwarts by the name of Chris have merged into what one might call a “supergroup” in the house arena. Anti Up’s members are largely celebrated figures in their own right; Chris Lake<\/a> has forged some of the most infectious hits in his years on the circuit, from his 2011 electro hit “Sundown” to this year’s tech-based cut “Loose My Mind,” while Bristol’s Chris Lorenzo<\/a> has carved his own niche in what some have labeled “bassline house.”<\/p>\n Together, they’ve upped the “Anti” in their raucous debut under their new project, “Pizza.” Both of their influences can be heard in the production, whose heavy basslines and chunky, low-frequency synth womps are ripped into by electro elements to command a wild reaction from those it touches. Vocal samples speaking of strong, alcohol-fueled pizza cravings make the piece even more appropriate for a party setting, or a keen trip down a hazy memory lane of one’s own similar nights.<\/p>\n It was only a matter of time before Lake and Lorenzo cemented their chemistry with a studio partnership. Their previous collaboration, “Nothing Better<\/a>,” was an instant crowd pleaser that has amassed well over five million Spotify streams alone.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n