LP Giobbi is an American DJ/producer, jazz pianist, and activist who has taken over the global dance scene with her unique style that mixes house music, jazz elements, and live piano performances. She is also the founder of Femme House, a non-profit organization that promotes gender equity in electronic music.
Leah Chisholm, that’s her real name, was discovered by chance in 2019 in Milan while opening a Sofi Tukker concert. She studied piano at UC Berkeley, then moved into the world of electronic music and made her way thanks to her unique style, clearly mixing her piano background with house music, now known as piano-house.
That night when she opened the Sofi Tukker concert was a big surprise for us. We didn’t know her before. Among the amazement of the crowd, we saw a girl switching between piano and DJ decks, dancing and jumping during her opening set. The energy was incredible, almost magical. It was a great discovery.
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In fact, LP Giobbi has been active since 2016. She was named DJ Mag Producer of the Year 2023 and recognized by NPR as one of their “Favorite New Musicians.” She has played at the biggest festivals in the world (Coachella, Tomorrowland, Electric Forest, Lollapalooza…) and reached over 340 million streams with her tracks and amazing remixes. You’ve probably heard some of her famous remixes on the radio or in a club, like her recent version of Bob Marley’s Could You Be Loved, made for a recent anniversary.
Leah is not only a DJ/producer, but she also co-founded Femme House, a non-profit that organizes workshops for women interested in music production. She also runs the label Yes Yes Yes and works with W Hotels as Global Music Director.
We hope we’ve put a new Dance music star on your radar, and if this is not enough, please take a look at the video below. She is LP Giobbi.
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