Seamus Haji

Seamus Haji is a renowned British DJ, producer, and remixer whose career has spanned more than three decades. With a heritage rooted in Indian and Irish descent, he emerged from London’s vibrant club scene in the mid-1990s, quickly establishing himself as a creative force in dance music. Renowned for his technical proficiency and soulful style, Haji has made a significant impact both behind the decks and in the studio.

He is best known for his signature house music sound that fuses uplifting melodies with infectious grooves. His 2004 cover of “Last Night a DJ Saved My Life” with KayJay propelled him into the international spotlight, achieving chart success and becoming a club anthem across Europe and beyond. A sought-after remixer, Haji’s skills have been enlisted by global superstars such as Rihanna, Calvin Harris, Mariah Carey, Moby, and Jamiroquai, delivering reworks that consistently light up dance floors.

He has also co-produced and collaborated with a range of artists, including Paul Emanuel as Haji & Emanuel, delivering further club hits such as “Weekend.” Seamus Haji has performed at world-famous venues and festivals, including Ministry of Sound, Pacha, Space Ibiza, and Creamfields, earning a reputation for dynamic sets that blend house, disco, and electronic music. As the founder of Big Love Music, he has nurtured and released music by both established and emerging artists, further shaping the landscape of house music in the UK and internationally.

Continually evolving, Haji remains at the forefront of the scene, balancing an international DJ schedule with studio work and label management, and is respected as a tastemaker and influential ambassador for dance music.