French DJ and producer HUGEL and Snoop Dogg released “H.O.U.S.E” on October 16, 2026 via HUGEL’s own Make The Girls Dance Records, and the story behind it starts in an Instagram inbox. Snoop reached out to HUGEL directly, the two started working together, and that link-up turned into a shared stage at Coachella, where HUGEL first played this track live during his debut at the festival.
The record sounds like a West Coast smoke session dropped straight into a Latin house groove. HUGEL keeps the drums warm and rolling, and Snoop rides on top with that unhurried drawl that makes every bar feel like he has nowhere better to be. Even the cover art is in on it, the two of them on a mustard velvet sofa in a wood-paneled den, sunglasses on, cigars lit. It is short, loose, and dangerously replayable.
The pair already share a tracklist. Snoop opens HUGEL’s debut album Twenty One, which arrived June 26 and takes its name from the 21 years it took him to get to a first album. Giving Snoop a full single now feels like HUGEL closing a loop he has been drawing for two decades.
It also lands in the middle of a monster run. We named “Movin’ To The Sun” with Imael Angel and Ultra Naté our favorite song of the week in May, and it hit No. 1 on Billboard’s Dance Airplay chart and became the most Shazamed song in the world. “H.O.U.S.E” feels like HUGEL carrying that wave right into his next chapter, with a legend riding shotgun.
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