After a few years spent chasing his records across continents, Luke isn’t just being played in the rooms—he’s in them, shaping the moment, controlling the energy. His productions, a fluid collision of house, disco, electro, and groove-driven hypnosis, have found homes on Life & Death, GUDU & SMiiLE Records. They’ve become staples for DJ Tennis, Ryan Elliot, Chloé Caillet, Chris Stussy, Jamie XX, and a long list of heavyweights who understand the magic in a track that bends expectation without breaking the dancefloor.
Alongside his solo work, Luke runs not without friends with longtime collaborators Jordan Brando and William Kiss—a project that’s more than just a label or a party series. It’s a musical playground, an open-ended experiment, and a reminder that the best moments are shared. With two EPs on RÜFÜS DU SOL’s Rose Avenue, the trio has carved out a space that exists outside industry noise and expectation. Their events are as considered as their music—intimate, carefully curated, and built for those who come to listen. Their most recent event, held at Heide Sculpture Park, was a sold-out journey from sunlit slow jams on the grass to a full-blown rave under the stars. More are already in the works.
2024 was proof of concept. A year of debuts and defining moments: Portola Festival, CRSSD, Beyond The Valley. Venues like Space Miami, The Brooklyn Mirage, Else Klub Berlin, Pacha Ibiza. A homecoming at Strawberry Fields (watch here), supporting Solomun & Dom Dolla at The Wool Store, and the release of “After Five” on Life & Death, a track that refused to stay put—passed between DJs, pressed to wax, and rinsed in clubs from Ibiza to Berlin.
But 2025? That’s the real tipping point.
Coming in April, Luke’s next release, "The One" featuring Jocelyn Brown, lands on Disorder Records. Co-written with Chloé Caillet in Ibiza, it’s a track that’s already sparked ID forums into a frenzy, whispered about in dark clubs, and championed by Chris Stussy before it’s even seen the light of day. This is just the beginning. There’s also his latest EP with William Kiss on Gudu Records, a full US summer tour, two Life & Death showcases at Knockdown Center and Piknic Électronik, and another season of shows sprinkled in Ibiza before a massive debut at Lost Village in August.
The records got him here. Now it’s about what comes next.
2024 couldn’t come soon enough as Luke embarks on his debut tour of North America in January, playing clubs Space Miami, Audio San Francisco, Joele Sound Room Brooklyn and Sound Los Angeles amongst others in the USA, Canada and Mexico. A collaborative EP with Chloe Calliet is also just around the corner and more music to come on both Rose Avenue Records and Life & Death to set Luke up for an exciting return to Europe in the summer months.
