Fleur Shore releases ‘Hey Cookie’ on Undergrowth with 90s hip house energy
- May 1
- 1 min read
Fleur Shore returns to Undergrowth with ‘Hey Cookie’, a high-impact club record landing 24th April that leans fully into her groove-led, vocal-driven sound.
The track is built for movement. Chunky drums and a rolling low end lock in early, creating a tight rhythmic foundation that carries throughout. The groove feels direct and purposeful, designed to hold energy across peak-time sets.
That energy drives the record. A sharp, character-led vocal cuts through the mix, giving the track an immediate hook while percussive details and subtle rhythmic switches keep things evolving. The arrangement stays focused, maintaining flow without overcomplicating the structure.
There’s a clear nod to 90s hip house running through it. Keys, vocal phrasing and groove patterns reference that era, but the production remains clean and current, reshaping those influences into something that fits modern club systems without relying on nostalgia.
That balance defines the track. It blends familiar elements with a forward-thinking approach, delivering a record that feels both playful and controlled.
The release arrives as Undergrowth continues to grow beyond a label into a wider platform, following a sold-out launch and a run of curated showcases including appearances at fabric and Club Colette in Birmingham.
With ‘Hey Cookie’, Fleur Shore delivers a confident, groove-first club cut that captures her sound in its most direct form, built to connect quickly and move dancefloors with intent.
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