WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Canadian teenage producer LxAM is set to release “Get Out My Way,” a new vocal house single arriving December 11, 2026, via Liftoff Recordings, the independent dance label founded by Disco Fries.
LxAM, the artist name of 17-year-old Liam Harvey, is building momentum following Spotify editorial support for his earlier single, “I Just Wanna Dance,” which was added to Spotify’s Bangers playlist. His latest release expands on his sound with emotional vocals, energetic rhythms and a 128 BPM groove aimed squarely at the dancefloor.
“Get Out My Way” focuses on the decision to move forward when a relationship becomes an obstacle. The song pairs its direct message with an upbeat, confident production style.
“I wanted it to feel emotional, but also strong,” LxAM said. “House music can help turn difficult feelings into something positive and energetic.”
The release connects the Winnipeg producer with Liftoff’s international electronic music community. Founded by Nick Ditri and Danny Boselovic of Disco Fries, Liftoff has released music from established and emerging artists. Disco Fries are known for work with Tiësto as well as remixes for artists including Katy Perry, Britney Spears, Selena Gomez and Flo Rida.
For LxAM, the single represents an early career milestone and an opportunity to reach new listeners beyond Manitoba.
“Get Out My Way” can be pre-saved now at https://ffm.to/lxamgetoutmyway.