remix i did for Jeffers.   this track is unofficially spoken for. 

Don't Rush It  (J.P. Maxwell Remix)

J.P. Maxwell (formerly DJ Maximus)

(I'm happy to share any bootlegs or unreleased tracks that are on here.  please message me if you would like any. most of my tracks are currently available on most major platforms including beatport. thanks for checking in!) 

Bio:
Out in the wild lands of the great Northwest, where the wind whispers through ancient firs, lives a fisherman. Every county has its share, sure, but this one's different. Since the 90s, his name has echoed across the Pacific Northwest and beyond: a groove mutator, a wild beat machine some might say. Pinning down his sound is like chasing a mountain mist, but your body won't care. This music's for dance floors, for minds that wander, for every soul seeking a joyful escape.
He's been a family man from the start, though the definition of family might have grown and evolved. Bringing thick vibes, that's just who he is. You might have stumbled into a legendary party he threw years ago, a hazy memory fueled by infectious beats. While he probably doesn't recall every dance floor ignited, trust us – J.P. Maxwell, AKA Maximus is a PNW great.

contact: jpmaxwellmusic@gmail.com

I’m a visual artist and creative director who transforms imagery, color, and motion into sound. My background in visual design shapes the way I produce music—every track begins as a scene, a mood, or a frame that I translate into rhythm, texture, and atmosphere. I approach audio the way I approach visuals: with intention, storytelling, and a focus on detail.

Started on tech 1200 with a RadioShack mixer. 4th July 99 was the day I locked up 2 records parallel amaze me. I’m not a Dj jus a narrator it’s the beats I didn’t make. Never had the opportunity to learn that. My style is weird and not by the book.  I enjoy it.  Passion.... I never did pursue outside my own bubble. Still wanna get out there and mix. Not for fame or money jus dumps slumps

flipfunts@gmail.com 

925-575-0367 

Since 2010, Jeffers has been weaving soundtracks for dimly lit rooms and sunrise skies across the Pacific Northwest. Known for sets that slip between tech house, breaks, and deep, psychedelic techno, his style lingers somewhere in-between—where rhythm becomes ritual and repetition opens to revelation. 

Now, that same sensibility has begun to take shape in his own productions—explorations in texture, tension, and the magic of a well-placed sound.