James Juke knows that there’s nothing like hearing music on a massive sound system and that’s why he’s paying homage to early dance floor anthems through a fresh take on disco and house music. Gripped by the sound of the midwest and New York, his music is a nod to jackin house and classic garage house. Juke’s tunes are vintage-tinted, but timeless; in a sea of mainstream mediocrity, his classic craftsmanship stands out. In less than a year, dance music heavyweights have already taken notice—Juke’s first releases have caught the attention of superstars and local legends alike, from Disclsoure to Rimarkable Defected Radio and Demuir. With his sharp ear for a catchy melody, the bicoastal beatmaker always felt a desire to be involved in music. After dabbling as a selector, his passion expanded into the field of music production. James Juke credits his first experience on a dancefloor in Buenos Aires. As he moved with the crowd around him, immersed in the music, his attention was piqued by the masters at work, tinkering with their boards, keeping the energy flowing past sunrise. In his own music, championed by tastemaker labels like Brobot, Spacedisco, and theBasement Discos, James Juke aims to capture that same energy—crafting a sound that keeps on til’ the break of dawn.