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Jamie Jones came from a small village in the green hills of Wales. His first gig was at Bangor University Student Union aged 17, where he fluffed every mix because he had only ever played on belt-drives and never on Technics.
He ran away to East London, and slowly rose through the underground party scene, first as a connected clubber, and then as a DJ and producer. He played regularly at London’s Fabric, and became friends with London DJs Damian Lazarus and Clive Henry.
His first music landed on Dan Ghenacia’s Freak N Chic label, and then Leftroom Records, Tsuba, and Hypercolour. Now Jamie Jones has finally released his debut album ‘Don’t You Remember The Future’, and much like its creator it is hypnotic, soulful, obsessed with sci-fi, and groovy as hell.
For years Jones has remained on the cusp of the mainstream, but with his new LP being heralded by critics, and a new music video, Jamie Jones might just break through.
“I don’t really aspire to be a big superstar or play at big clubs, for me to be able to make music that I love that touches people is enough,” he says. We sat down with the fuzzy haired producer from Hackney to find out more about his brilliant new LP.