Hot Creations
British record label
Hot Creations is a British record label co-founded by Jamie Jones and Lee Foss in 2010. It has produced a number of new acts, sub-labels and brands. HOTTRAX and Emerald City were founded as sister labels. The musical group, Hot Natured, which consists of Jones, Foss, Ali Love and Luca Cazal, was founded within the label. The group's release, "Benediction" from the 2013 album Different Sides of the Sun, charted in the UK Top 40.
History
The label was founded in 2010 by Lee Foss and James Jones. According to Foss, he and Jones started the label with a "mutual love of house, techno, disco, soul and funk," noting they both had unreleased music, and that several artists had made music specifically to be released on a new label they started. Foss released his solo EP "U Got Me" on Hot Creations in 2010, as well as "Happen For a Reason." According to MixMag, the label "captured a certain sound taking over Ibiza dancefloors" when it was founded, and it "cultivated its own style of house music." Among other artists signed to the label were Richy Ahmed.
There have been a number of spinoff labels. Hottrax in 2012 was launched as a Hot Creations offshoot by Jones.
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