The Shapeshifters are an acclaimed British house music duo that originally consisted of Simon Marlin and Max Reich, formed in 2003. Renowned for their uplifting and soulful blend of house music, The Shapeshifters first rose to international prominence with their massive hit "Lola's Theme" in 2004, which reached number one on the UK Singles Chart and became an enduring dance floor anthem. Their signature fusion of disco, funk, and contemporary house quickly captured audiences worldwide, earning them a reputation for infectious melodies and dynamic DJ sets.

Following their early success, The Shapeshifters released their debut album, *Sound Advice*, in 2006, featuring a string of club favorites such as "Back to Basics" and "Incredible." Over the years, their music has been championed by tastemakers and has featured on influential labels like Defected Records and Positiva. Known for their remixing prowess, The Shapeshifters have reworked songs for artists including George Michael, Christina Aguilera, and Frankie Knuckles, further cementing their influence in the dance music community.

After Max Reich’s departure in 2017, Simon Marlin has continued to advance The Shapeshifters' vision as a solo act. Marlin has reignited the project with a fresh wave of releases, embracing disco-infused house and collaborating with vocalists such as Teni Tinks and Kimberly Davis. Their renewed sound continues to draw from classic disco and soulful house, keeping dance floors alive and earning critical acclaim with tracks like "Try My Love (On for Size)" and "When Love Breaks Down.

" Today, The Shapeshifters remain a mainstay of the global house scene, delighting crowds with energetic performances and timeless records that celebrate the enduring legacy of dance music.