Jesse Rose

Jesse Rose is a pioneering figure in modern house music, known for his energetic DJ sets and innovative production style. Growing up in London, Jesse was influenced by the sounds of acid house, hip-hop, and Detroit techno, which shaped his distinctive blend of jackin’ house, deep grooves, and rhythmic funk. He launched his recording career in the early 2000s, quickly making an impact with releases on labels like Classic Recordings, Dubsided, and his own Front Room Recordings.

His influential productions, including the anthemic "A-Sided," and remixes for artists such as Hot Chip, Underworld, and Simian Mobile Disco, have earned widespread acclaim and consistent support from industry heavyweights. Jesse co-founded Made to Play, a label that became a key hub for forward-thinking house music talent, nurturing artists like Riva Starr and Oliver $. His innovative approach to DJing, often spinning marathon sets and using creative mixing techniques, has taken him to top clubs worldwide, from Berlin's Panorama Bar to London’s Fabric and beyond.

Throughout his career, Jesse has remained committed to pushing boundaries, whether through his diverse releases or collaborative projects. He announced his retirement from DJing in 2017, but his legacy endures—his influence continues to shape the sound of electronic music, and his forward-thinking spirit resonates in dance music culture globally.