Dubbed “one of the hardest players in the game” (by Festival Voice), in only a few short years (since her introduction to the US market), Jessica’s North American resume already includes B2B showcases and tours with industry giants like Excision, sold out
arenas with Riot Ten, monthly residencies across the country and rapturous dance floors slammed wall to wall in what
Insomniac, Bassrush has likened to “...dropped jaws and cracked skulls.” A talent whose sound has long outgrown Mexico City,
the alpha metropolis of her upbringing and rise to prominence, Jessica has managed to establish her own niche style within the
Bass and Trap genre’s not only as a legitimate, sought after music producer but also as a captivating live performer. Jessica has
been busy in the studio not only creatively but also as a music instructor who loves to share her studio secrets with her heavily
engaged fan base. In 2016, with great success Jessica introduced her ‘A Records’ imprint further expressing her concept and
discernment for Electronic music. Skrillex & co.’s ’Nest HQ’ celebrated her as a “Taste maker...soon to be a major staple in the
global dance scene”. ‘Bassrush’ and ‘Your EDM’ hailed her “the undisputed Queen of Mexico’s Trap and Bass scene” and the ‘DJ
Times’ referred to her as “a dominant force in Bass music.” Before even having stepped foot in North America, Jessica’s heavy
blog presence earned her the attention of industry titans such as Flux Pavilion, who in 2016 went as far as including her in his
small list of top global acts for the ‘DJmag’ top 100 – signing her to his label, ’Circus Recordings’ and offering her the
opportunity to remix his acclaimed release alongside NGHTMRE, “Feel Your Love”. All while championing Mexico’s
first ever Bass-centric party night ‘Mad House’ & radio show ‘Back to Bassics’ - as ‘EDM Manic’ put it, the industry is expecting “nothing
short of a revolution.”