Jamie Love

A track between London and Ibiza

The pulse of Jamie Love is born from the intersection of disco heritage, vocal house, and a luminous reading of the dancefloor. His sets prioritize cadence, recognizable vocals, and a progression designed to sustain energy for hours, a formula that has found its natural environment in the Ibiza daytime circuit without losing the discipline acquired in London clubs.

He began testing himself at small parties in East London and consolidated his craft during three years as a resident and opening DJ for Connected. That period opened the door to booths like fabric, Egg London, and Ministry of Sound, as well as other spaces in the British capital. More than just a succession of dates, that period defined his way of building sets: patient selection, attention to context, and a mix of disco and house capable of working both in an opening set and in a prime-time slot.

The island as a creative center

His first season in Ibiza arrived in 2015 and, over time, the island went from a recurring destination to a residence and professional base. There, he has performed at Hï Ibiza, including the Wild Corner, Pikes alongside Melon Bomb, Pacha, Eden, O Beach, and Café Mambo. At O Beach, he has become a regular resident, present in lineups such as Pool Party, House in Paradise, and Soul Heaven, where his vocal, soul-rooted, and festive approach fits the venue's character.

A six-month winter stay in Dubai, with residencies at Cove Beach and BOCA, expanded his stylistic range toward Latin house and Afro house. That flexibility did not replace his disco-rooted house identity, but rather added rhythmic resources to a proposal oriented toward broad audiences and long-duration dancefloors.

From the booth to his own catalog

His facet as a producer began to take public shape with The Revolution (edit) and Journey to Self, the latter alongside Jade PraiZe. Later came Project Groove, released by Mess Express Records with a remix by Richie Blacker; Dancin, on Onako Records; and Yeah Okay, on AK Cartel. At the end of 2025, he released I Got the Love alongside Mr. V through Soul Heaven Records, followed in 2026 by remixes from Groove Assassin and The Sad Flutes. That same year, he released The One with OBM on O Beach Music.

Residency, continuity, and expansion

In 2026, he maintains an especially intense schedule at O Beach and adds confirmed appearances at Glitterbox at Amnesia, reinforcing his bond with the more celebratory side of house and disco. His current position is supported by an unpretentious combination: knowledge of the resident craft, immediate connection with the dancefloor, and a catalog that is beginning to translate the open and vocal energy of his sets into the studio.