Biography: J-Punch is the freshest, bestest DJ/Producer in this or any other timeline. He clobbers the fourth dimension with his original tracks, as they enter your mind and implant themselves in your past, present, and future.

J-Punch has seen original releases on some of the world’s top electronic labels. (Global Underground, 3beat, System Recordings and more) but his corporeal being resides in Washington, DC. Coming up in DC, J-punch has developed a deep respect for electronic music, and he has ridden that vehicle into the limelight. Drawing on a love for warm ambient sounds, dope disco, funky tribal beats, epic melodies, and tweaked-out human voices, there is little question why this master of the hook is the most talented new artist to hail from Washington D.C. since the emergence of Deep Dish.

After completing his third full length album, LEVEL co-produced with Global Underground artists, Trafik, J-Punch now turns attention inward for an EP Single and Final Album entitled Take Everything. Featured here are 3 tracks from the album included the TAKE EVERYTHING single which will be released in January of 2009 and followed by the full length album in March of 2009.

Webpage: http://www.jpunch.com
Location: Washington, D.C., USA
Description: INDIE POP CHILL OUT – warm ambient sounds, epic melodies, and tweaked-out human voices.
Press Release: (No. 2 Music Choice (10/06)/Number 2 Billboard Dance breakout track in 2005), “This supersolid EP is a candy-coated daisy chain of genre splicing. 5/5 – BPM Culture Magazine “J-Punch has released on what seems like a list of the coolest labels around.” -365 Magazine “His productions are strong and he gets better with each release.” -Progressive Sounds “This is top quality stuff and will devastate the more intelligent dance floors.” -Xpander “Moody, deep, exotic, and sexy.”-Resident Advisor “Gorgeous, and I mean absolutely 10/10.” Release Records, 2003 “The surprisingly earnest, emotional vocals on Hook The Captains I’ll Follow You caught this listener, bred on insincere Deep House, completely off-guard. The track must be heard to be believed.” – Jive Magazine 2004