Disco Infiltrators returns with Jump Back, marking a new chapter for the label as it re-emerges in 2025. Known for its love of disco and disco-leaning house, the imprint picks up exactly where it left off, focused on groove, feel and records made to be played loud.
The comeback release brings together Bergwall, Hobbs (UK) and Ron Mexico, combining their individual styles into something that feels loose, confident and built for the dancefloor. It’s not about polish or nostalgia for the sake of it, it’s about rhythm and release.
Jump Back leans into a warm, rolling bassline that does most of the heavy lifting, while tight drums and playful musical touches keep the groove moving forward. It’s the kind of track that quietly takes control of a room, encouraging movement without demanding attention.
You can picture this one working anywhere the crowd is locked in. Low-ceiling basements with the air thick and the lights low, or open rooftops where the groove has space to stretch as the night rolls on. It’s flexible, functional and unapologetically about feel.
As the first release on the relaunched Disco Infiltrators, Jump Back sets the tone nicely. A reminder of what the label stands for, and a solid foundation for what’s coming next.