Manchester's Do As You Please label continue their forward momentum with Zac Stanton's 'You Might Like It' EP, dropping December 5th. The three-track release sees Stanton exploring the tension between UK rave’s signature pull and house music's euphoric release - finding something fresh and gritty in the space between.
'Still Havin'', 'Touch Me', and the title track each take their own route, touching on classic UK bleep, jungle and acid influence. Stanton's production is precise without being clinical and playful without losing impact. These are tracks built for function but with enough personality to stick around after the night ends.

A familiar face in the DAYP family, Stanton has been part of the brand’s growth since its early days, consistently bringing both technical skill and genuine understanding of what actually works. His sets across Manchester have earned respect not through hype, but through delivery.
"Zac's been putting in the work for years," says Niall Roche, label head. "This EP captures where he's at right now – confident, refined, and making exactly the music he wants to make. That's what we're here for."

The 'You Might Like It' EP continues Do As You Please's trajectory of supporting artists who have something to say beyond the obvious. Seven years in, the label remains focused on the essentials: good music, real community, and letting the work speak for itself.

'You Might Like It' EP by Zac Stanton drops December 5th on Do As You Please Tracklist:
You Might Like It
Still Havin'
Touch Me

Touch Me (Original Mix)

Demos/Mixes/General Enquiries: Niall@doasyouplease.uk

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