Luke Solomon is a pioneering British DJ, producer, and label owner whose influential career has spanned over three decades. Renowned for his eclectic and boundary-pushing approach to house music, Solomon first made a name for himself in the early 1990s London scene, spinning at seminal club nights and establishing himself as a key player in the city’s underground. Alongside Derrick Carter, he founded the highly respected Classic Music Company in 1995, a label that would become a cornerstone of innovative house music, championing the sounds of artists who would later become genre-defining themselves.

Throughout his career, Solomon has released acclaimed solo material as well as celebrated collaborations, most notably with Justin Harris as Freaks, whose infectious, genre-blending productions drew international attention. A tireless advocate for individuality and creative expression, his work as a producer and remixer has seen him collaborate with a diverse roster including Honey Dijon, Horse Meat Disco, and Little Boots, among others. Solomon’s reputation as a world-class DJ has taken him to legendary clubs and festivals across the globe, sharing his maverick take on house music with both intimate dancefloors and massive crowds.

His creative vision and commitment to authenticity have kept him at the forefront of the scene, earning him accolades including a Grammy Award for his production work on Beyoncé’s “Renaissance.” As a tastemaker, mentor, and musical innovator, Luke Solomon continues to shape and inspire the evolution of electronic music.