Lofi Girl launches 24-hour Lofi House stream and vinyl compilation

Lofi Girl has launched a new 24‑hour YouTube stream called Lofi House, the first channel dedicated solely to house music. The feed plays only human‑produced tracks, keeping the brand’s promise to avoid generative AI. The move follows the original Lofi Girl channel’s success, which has been online for over a decade and now draws thousands of listeners at any time.

To support the new station, Lofi Records released a compilation featuring 19 artists, including Akraam, lofi cassette, KBS, and Nabuko. The album is available on YouTube Music, Spotify, Deezer, Apple Music and other major platforms. A vinyl edition is also in the works, with pre‑orders already open. Past vinyl releases from the label sell out quickly, so the new physical format is expected to generate significant demand.

Unlike the original stream, Lofi House is hosted by a fictional character named Julien Maison, or Lofi Teacher. He is described as a 30‑year‑old high‑school biology teacher with a notable mustache, the sort of teacher students remember as the cool one. The real Lofi Girl, Jade, is absent from this channel, a tactic the brand has used before when launching new streams. Other Lofi Girl channels already exist for synthwave, classical, hip‑hop and jazz, but a death‑metal station has yet to appear—perhaps because it would be hard to study to.

With nearly 16 million followers on its main channel, Lofi Girl provides a huge platform for up‑and‑coming artists. The new house station and vinyl release expand the brand’s genre reach and offer artists more exposure. Fans can now stream fresh house tracks 24/7, buy a physical vinyl, and follow the quirky Lofi Teacher. As the brand continues to grow, it demonstrates how a simple lo‑fi aesthetic can evolve into a multi‑genre streaming empire.