
Biography of Job De Jong
A nineties house pulse for the modern dancefloor
Job de Jong's momentum is recognized by a direct and muscular reading of house: solid basslines, prominent melodies, and raw drums that look toward rave culture without losing club functionality. His axis is in the Amsterdam underground, where he has developed a dancefloor identity marked by nineties house, deep house, and physical-leaning minimal.
From Leiden to the clubs that sustain the scene
Born and raised in Leiden, in the province of South Holland, he began building his career as a DJ in 2019 within the Dutch circuit. That foundational stage allowed him to refine a dance-oriented technique in spaces like Thuishaven, Club Atelier, Cova Santa, and Complex Maastricht, before expanding his reach toward higher-profile venues and festivals. His trajectory includes appearances at Shelter Amsterdam, BRET, Awakenings Festival, Studio 338, Fabric London, Amnesia Ibiza, Cova Santa, and Creamfields, in addition to a growing presence on the international agenda.
A catalog of robust groove and key labels
In the studio, his signature maintains the same approach: tense rhythms, crisp percussion, and weighty basslines, always in service of clear club energy. His discography has spread across labels such as PIV, PIV Limited, Locus, Talman Records, Hardline Sounds, Airtime Records, Reliance, You&Me Records, Three Six Zero Recordings, SLABS, and Constant Sound. Among his releases are works like Get Up EP, Initiate EP, Enchanted, Zero Gravity, Dreamstate, Move, Dub House, The Message EP, Take One, and collaborations such as HARD15 with Milion or Deep Inside with Kepler.
An expanding presence
With support on DJ platforms, a presence in electronic music catalogs, and an active schedule between the Netherlands, the UK, Ibiza, and other markets, Job de Jong occupies a growing position within European house. His proposal does not rely on maximalist gestures: it functions through groove, selection, and precision, with an aesthetic that crosses nineties nostalgia, compact basslines, and a contemporary sensibility for high-energy booths.




