Joss Dean

At just 19 years old, Joss Dean has become one of the standout names in the new generation of UK house music. The London-based DJ and producer has been picking up strong momentum in the underground club circuit since launching the project in 2024. Since first breaking through, Joss has taken his sound across the UK and Europe with appearances at Mint Festival, Thuishaven, Drumsheds, and many other clubs and festivals, building an audience that connects with his music along the way. One of the standout moments came at The Warehouse Project in Manchester, where he shared a special B3B set with his brother Max Dean and cousin Luke Dean, a moment that reflected just how close to his core both music and family are. Joss remains close to his family roots, while continuing to carve out his own lane with a sound that’s completely his own. Joss first made his mark with debut release The People’s Rhythm on neXup recz, followed by Was I Loved?, which went on to pass 2.18M streams, reach the UK Official Charts top 70, and pick up support from BBC Radio 1 and Capital Dance. His most recent release, Gangsta, continues that trajectory.

Summer 2026 sees Joss step into a new chapter, with a packed run of shows including OFFSónar, a Circoloco debut, and a headline show in London. He also makes his US debut this year, with sets at III Points in Miami, Seismic Dance Event in Austin, Spybar in Chicago, and Sound in LA, taking his sound to a new audience. Through everything, Joss keeps things close to home and the roots that have inspired it all. He continues to share stages with family and support other emerging artists while pushing his own sound forward in his own direction.