Gab Rhome

Gab Rhome is a pivotal figure in the organic and melodic house movement, bridging the gap between the ethereal 'All Day I Dream' aesthetic and the more structured deep house of labels like Anjunadeep. Emerging from Montreal's vibrant electronic scene in 2013, he quickly gained international traction through releases on Guy Gerber’s Supplement Facts and Lee Burridge’s ADID.

His sound identity is defined by a high-fidelity approach to production that emphasizes warmth and rhythmic complexity. Unlike many of his peers who lean into melancholia, Rhome maintains a playful, almost surrealist edge, often incorporating global percussion and whimsical melodic hooks. His career arc shows a consistent evolution toward a more 'cinematic' house sound, characterized by lush arrangements and a dual-culture influence reflecting his time between Paris and Montreal. Critically, he is regarded as a master of the 'golden hour' set, providing the bridge between daytime ambient listening and late-night club energy. He remains a staple of the global festival circuit, particularly at events like Burning Man and Tomorrowland, where his percussion-centric grooves resonate with a globalist, fashion-forward audience.