Three enduring cuts from Giom’s back catalogue find a new home on vinyl as Supremus Records brings its Classics series to a close.
There’s something particularly satisfying about seeing great records from the digital era finally getting the vinyl treatment they deserve. For the third and final instalment of his Classics series on Supremus Records, French producer Giom revisits three selections from his back catalogue, bringing together the kind of warm, groove-driven deep house that has long been associated with his sound.
With the previous two instalments topping Juno’s vinyl deep house charts, there’s clearly still a healthy appetite for these records. And rather than simply revisiting familiar territory, this closing chapter offers collectors the opportunity to own two previously digital-only releases alongside a fresh pressing of a much-loved early production.
Leading the way is ‘Things U Do’, originally released in 2011 through the much-respected UK imprint Lost My Dog. The label played an important role in the British deep house landscape throughout the 2000s and early 2010s, and Giom’s association with it produced a string of releases and remixes that helped establish his reputation among discerning house music listeners.
Built around a sample-heavy approach, ‘Things U Do’ captures the playful, soulful side of Giom’s production style. It’s the sort of record that feels equally suited to a packed dancefloor or an extended late-night session, with its appeal rooted in the relationship between rhythm, repetition and a well-judged groove. Remarkably, despite becoming a firm favourite with listeners, this is the first time the track has appeared on vinyl.
Flipping things over, ‘Dreamdoll’ takes us forward to 2015. Another track receiving its first vinyl pressing, it has remained a personal favourite of Giom himself, while also attracting support from the likes of Maya Jane Coles and Inland Knights. Its inclusion feels particularly fitting, offering another glimpse into the producer’s ability to create deep house with character and lasting appeal.
Completing the package is ‘I Know U Were Right’, originally released back in 2008 on Ornate Music. With original copies becoming increasingly difficult and expensive to track down, its return is likely to be welcomed by collectors who missed it the first time around. Those distinctive chopped vocal elements remain central to its identity, recalling an era when inventive sampling and understated arrangements were fundamental ingredients in some of the finest underground house records.
All three selections have been given a fresh mastering treatment by Rob Small, providing a new lease of life for productions that have already demonstrated their staying power.
What makes ‘Classics Part. 3’ particularly appealing is that it doesn’t rely on nostalgia alone. These are records drawn from different points in Giom’s musical journey, yet they share a consistency of approach that makes the collection feel cohesive.
For anyone who remembers the heyday of Lost My Dog and Ornate Music, there’s plenty here to appreciate. For newer listeners discovering Giom’s earlier work, it’s an opportunity to explore a particularly rewarding corner of deep house history.
A fitting conclusion to the series, and another reminder that some grooves simply don’t have an expiry date.
Release Details
Artist: Giom
Title: Classics Part. 3
Label: Supremus Records
Catalogue: SUPREMSV003
Format: Vinyl / Digital
Genre: Deep House
Vinyl release: 23 November 2026, pre order here.
Digital release: 26 November 2026