Shotgun Miata is an acoustic hip hop track reminiscent of the early 2000s. It’s about being young and having nothing better to do than cruise around and hook up in cars that weren’t really made for that sort of thing. “Still miss it all with the life that I built, being dumb once and young with nothing but will.”

DegenPop’s Sex Aristocrat is a dance pop banger that gives you a tour through a decadent old world estate. Like Downton Abbey but the naughty subtext is explicit.

Fire Me Up is Olympia Tran’s debut album. Inspired by 80s hard rock, it is a hard-hitting album from the gate. Get some!

AK! is a classic hard rock track that introduces Olympia Tran as an artist. It is the first song on her debut album Fire Me Up. She’s cheap, hot, and doesn’t mess around.

Zoo Keeper by DegenPop is a fun throwback hip hop track about running boys like they’re in a zoo. Artwork inspired by the early 00s TRL/Trash Pop aesthetic.

Booster Shoals debuts with “Don’t Have to Tell Me Twice,” a 60s-inspired soul groove driven by big drums, smooth tenor vocals, and sharp brass stabs. It’s upbeat, flirty, and band-tight: the kind of song that sounds like it was recorded in one take and kept because it felt too good to redo.

“Form for the Kill” is the debut single from Olympia Tran, and it arrives already at full throttle — no warm-up lap, no polite introduction. Just scorched guitars, pounding drums, and a chorus built to be screamed back by a crowd that’s already halfway feral.

The first half of 2026 is focused on establishing the core Limehouse roster and releasing complete debut projects. We opened the year with our first single—Kara Ann Stanley, “As Good as Fishin’,” now available everywhere—and several larger releases follow through spring and summer. To mark the upcoming releases, the artists came together for a shared promotional shoot on location.

“Good as Fishin’” marks the debut single from Kara Ann Stanley, a country-pop storyteller drawing on 90s country influences. With playful innuendo, a bright, fiddle-driven riff, and tight harmonies, the track sets the tone for a catalog rooted in humor, character, and melody-first country writing.