London-based producer Floor Element has been making an impact in the experimental electronic music sphere via a sound that brings together infectious rhythms and personal storytelling. Taking cues from a wide array of influences including Daft Punk, Jamiroquai, Madness and Ultramagnetic MC’s, his work combines intricate wordplay, heavy basslines, modular synth experimentation and rhythmic complexity to create a high-octane sound that feels equally connected to dance music’s golden eras and determined to stride forward.
Floor Element’s output ultimately revolves around the belief that electronic music can carry something deeper than pure movement and momentum. While his productions are designed to energise and inspire, each track is tethered to real experience and personal reflection; from the grief of losing loved ones to the process of surviving toxic relationships, his music transforms difficult moments into electronic compositions that search for connection, determination and understanding.
Within the slick grooves and uplifting atmospheres sits a desire to communicate something truly meaningful and by blending unexpected influences and ideas, he creates songs that celebrate the possibilities of electronic music while maintaining a strong human aesthetic. Experimentation always remains central to his vision, allowing him to explore different forms of dance music while incorporating unusual textures, vocal manipulation and playful lyrical ideas. Last year, he made his entrance with the debut single “You Are My Sunshine” which he’s since followed up with multiple well-received tracks.

Now he brings us his latest release with the brand new single titled “All You Girls,” a mechanical funk anthem that combines futuristic production with a powerful social message. Framed by a mixture of groove, attitude and purpose, “All You Girls” transforms experimental dance music into a statement of solidarity against domestic violence toward women, with Floor Element using rhythm and energy as a way to amplify a message of empowerment and togetherness. Created using Acid Pro, Sound Forge, the Roland VT-3 voice transformer and AI-assisted production techniques, “All You Girls” lands in a space between nostalgia and futurism.
Its mechanical funk elements recall the playful energy of classic electronic sounds while introducing modern production methods that give the track its own highly unique identity. Drawing from decades of frontline work with London’s vulnerable communities, Floor Element channels real-world experiences into his creative output and “All You Girls” sees him serve up an enthralling dance music experience that’s memorable and conceptually profound. Opened by the stutter of bright instrumental tones and the steady pulse of drums, the track glides with processed vocal loops and bouncy rhythmic flow.
Spoken word style vocal delivery hover alongside the funky vibes of stabby instrumentation while the shuffle of percussion keeps the track rolling forward with danceable energy. Catchy, energising and thematically meaningful, “All You Girl” delivers a stunning showcase of Floor Element’s engaging sonic offering that’s sure to win over fans across the UK and beyond. As he continues to go from strength to strength with each move, Floor Element looks set to keep shining on his exciting and worthwhile musical adventure.
Listen to All You Girls below
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