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Galcher Lustwerk
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Galcher Lustwerk
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Shorty Out — played 2026-03-19
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Galcher Lustwerk — Shorty Out
Played: 2026-03-19
Track 1 of the Vestibule EP, released 13 February 2026 on StrataSonic. Mixed by Martin Buttrich, mastered by Tim Xavier. Galcher Lustwerk (born in Cleveland, based in New York) is a core member of the White Material collective and first gained wider attention with his '100% Galcher' podcast mix. His productions fuse hypnotic deep house grooves with spoken, hip-hop-influenced vocals, drawing comparisons to Moodymann and 21 Savage. A reviewer noted the track appears to sample the breakbeat classic 'Apache.' Previous releases include records on Ghostly International and his own Lustwerk Music label; StrataSonic launched the vinyl release in March 2026.
Galcher Lustwerk
Origin: Cleveland, Ohio, USA (based New York) · active
Members: Solo artist (Chris Sherron); also a core member of the White Material collective (founded by DJ Richard and Young Male, 2012)
Genre: Deep house / hip-house-inflected electronic
Discography:
Dark Bliss (2017) — debut full-length
200% Galcher (2018)
Information (2019) — Ghostly International
Vestibule EP (2026) — StrataSonic — includes "Shorty Out"
Facts:
Studied at Rhode Island School of Design and got embedded in Providence's noisy DIY scene before turning to production.
His "100% Galcher" mix for the Blowing Up the Workshop podcast series first put him on house heads' radar, ahead of any official release.