ABOUT THIS EPISODE
As a devoted father and husband with an impressive 25-year military career, Josh Jackson—aka Jaemus—is a powerhouse DJ and producer hailing from sunny San Diego.
With deep roots in underground hip-hop and drum & bass, Jaemus crafts a sound that is vibrant, funky, and deeply soulful. A true artist, he brings relentless drive, focus, and passion to dance music, aiming to leave a lasting mark on the culture.
Big things are ahead for Jaemus—don't miss out on his releases and performances!
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