LP Giobbi

LP Giobbi (Leah Chisholm) has emerged as a pivotal figure in the 2020s electronic landscape, specifically revitalizing the 'Piano House' subgenre through the lens of a classically trained jazz pianist. Based in Los Angeles and originally from Oregon, her sound identity is defined by sophisticated harmonic progressions and live-performance improvisation integrated into house music.

Her career arc saw a rapid ascent through her association with the Animal Talk collective and Sofi Tukker, eventually establishing herself as a powerhouse through her non-profit FEMME HOUSE, which advocates for gender equity in technical music roles. Culturally, she occupies a unique space as a 'Deadhead' in the dance world, frequently remixing the Grateful Dead and bringing a jam-band sensibility to electronic structures. Critical consensus highlights her ability to maintain high-energy danceability while exploring complex emotional themes of grief and family, particularly on her 2024 album 'Dotr'. Her influence web connects the soulful house of the 90s with the modern 'indie-dance' movement, making her a peer to artists like TSHA and BLOND:ISH while maintaining a distinct instrumental focus.