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Breezy washed out vocals, wavy held chords and the smell of coconut oil; A homage to the summer we never had. Thats exactly what went through our minds when our boy Jez sent us his new record.. and then we heard the drop. Feeling High is the long awaited follow up release from Jez’s outrageously successful debut track No Guestlist, which hovered around the top end of the Beatport Indie Dance / Nu-Disco Top 100 for the best part of 2 months. His new offering takes that signature sound to a new level and makes the wait oh so worth it.

Find Jez at
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Jezsounds
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/jezhouse

Find Jump To This at
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jumptothisrecords
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/jump-to-this

Jez - Feeling High (Original Mix)

Brooklyn Fire // Punks Music // Gold Bloc 

Writer For: Insomniac // Magnetic Mag // Dj Tech Tools // Ask Audio // Everfest // Roland

promos: alex@alexamaromusic.com

Alex Amaro’s ability to translate nostalgic sounds into modern dance floor house has quickly gained the attention of industry figureheads. His unique blend of bass heavy rave and tech-leaning house has been supported the likes of Dr. Fresch, Nostalgix, Dj Z-Trip, Black V-Neck, Lo’99, and more. This year he broke through the noise and landed on Beatport’s Top 50 Tech House chart with his debut single “Rise” and its Top 10 Bass House chart with his Creep EP.

“Rise” marks a new era for the San Francisco native after he spent over a decade under a different alias. Marked by the choice of his given first name as a nod to achieving his most authentic form, and the his real middle name “Amaro” as a tribute to his father, who steadfastly supported Alex’s creative endeavors until he passed in 2014. 

Not only an artist, Amaro has spent nearly 20 years touching all sides of the industry, from journalism to rights management. His written work appears in Insomniac, Magnetic Magazine, and Roland, where he shares his analytical viewpoint on electronic culture. He was also a key figure at Dubset Media, a company that aimed to give DJs and producers the power to legally distribute derivative creative content on streaming platforms.

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