KC Lights

Dance

The next KC Lights concert is scheduled for Saturday, May 31, 2025 at Greenock Wanderers in Greenock, United Kingdom. See all 5 upcoming concerts

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Top Songs By KC Lights

Listen to Sky (Shining Bright) by KC Lights, see lyrics, music video & more!

Sky (Shining Bright)KC Lights

Listen to Turn Around by KC Lights, see lyrics, music video & more!

Turn AroundKC Lights

Listen to Cold Light (feat. Leo Stannard) by KC Lights, see lyrics, music video & more!

Cold Light (feat. Leo Stannard)KC Lights

Listen to Girl by KC Lights, see lyrics, music video & more!

GirlKC Lights

Listen to CHOOSE LOVE (feat. Marlo Rex) by KC Lights, see lyrics, music video & more!

CHOOSE LOVE (feat. Marlo Rex)KC Lights

Listen to Better Times by KC Lights & Låpsley, see lyrics, music video & more!

Better TimesKC Lights & Låpsley

Listen to Girl (6am Remix) by KC Lights, see lyrics, music video & more!

Girl (6am Remix)KC Lights

Listen to You & Me by KC Lights, see lyrics, music video & more!

You & MeKC Lights

Listen to Daydreamer (feat. Leo Stannard) by KC Lights, see lyrics, music video & more!

Daydreamer (feat. Leo Stannard)KC Lights

Listen to Change the World (feat. Nicole Dash Jones) by KC Lights, see lyrics, music video & more!

Change the World (feat. Nicole Dash Jones)KC Lights

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Latest Release

Listen to CHOOSE LOVE (feat. Marlo Rex) - Single by KC Lights

ALBUMCHOOSE LOVE (feat. Marlo Rex) - SingleKC Lights

More albums from KC Lights

Listen to Change the World (feat. Nicole Dash Jones) [Remixes] by KC Lights

ALBUMChange the World (feat. Nicole Dash Jones) [Remixes]KC Lights

KC Lights's Popular Music Videos

Better Times (Music Video)

KC Lights & Låpsley

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KC Lights Essentials

Classic house and pop hooks make for timeless big-tent thrills.

About KC Lights

Hometown

Glasgow, Scotland

Born

1991

Genre

Dance

Scottish DJ/producer KC Lights makes house music saturated with color. Born Kerr Slaven in 1991, the Glasgow producer got his start in the early 2010s on the Cheap Thrills label, flipping funk samples and slap bass into silky, Daft Punk-inspired filter house. But the robot duo’s influence quickly loosened its grip: By Lights’ 2015 breakthrough hits “No No No” and “Lose It All,” echoes of the French Touch had given way to the rubbery basslines and kinetic vocal chops of future garage. By 2020, his fondness for anthemic vocal hooks was leading him to jubilant dance-pop crossovers. At times, that might manifest in peak-time floor-fillers—his remix of Lost Kings’ “Oops (I’m Sorry)” gushes like a bottle that’s just popped its cork in a Vegas VIP lounge—but Lights is not afraid to get a little sentimental, either. Just witness the wistful melodies of “Girl” and “Cold Light,” which are as gentle as his beats are bold.