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Jennifer Loveless drops ‘Fever’ EP on Aus Music

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Hold on to your headphones and lace up those dancing shoes because Jennifer Loveless is about to drop a bomb on the tech house scene with her upcoming ‘Fever EP’ on Aus Music.

Set your alarms for November 7th because this Berlin-based, Toronto-born, and Melbourne-groomed maestro is diving deep into the late-night, raw peak-time sounds that have you glued to the dancefloor long after you’re due home.

Jennifer Loveless isn’t just a name making waves; she’s a sonic tsunami.

With a history of standout gigs at Pitch Music & Arts Festival, Dekmantel Selectors, Lowlands, and Paradise City, she’s been amassing a discography that reads like a who’s who of hot imprints: Planet Euphorique, Butter Sessions, !K7… the list goes on.

And now, with her ‘Fever EP’, she delivers a triple punch of house delights that are as much at home in a heaving warehouse as they are in an intimate basement haunt.

Leading the charge is ‘Heaven (Late Night)’, dropping on October 17th to tease what’s to come. This track is a warm embrace of woozy chords and rippling acid basslines. Imagine a lost Joy Orbison vibe that demands you stay on the dancefloor till sunrise.

Then there’s ‘UUP’, a grittier beast that harks back to the early 00s tech house heyday, perfect for those sweat-drenched, low-light marathons. Closing out the EP is ‘Fever’, a groove-laden journey with dubby drums and a kaleidoscope of radiant melodies. It’s the kind of track that sinks you into dreamy reverie, whether you’re lost in a festival crowd or zoning out on your latest home playlist.

Jennifer Loveless is redefining the tech house landscape with her infectious melodies and playful energy. Her ability to infuse nostalgia with fresh ideas keeps her one step ahead, and this EP is no exception. Berlin’s club scene and beyond will be buzzing with these tunes, making ‘Fever’ a must-have in any DJ’s arsenal.

Don’t just listen, feel every pulse, bassline, and melody as it beckons you deeper into the night.

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Grahame Farmer

Grahame Farmer’s love affair with electronic music goes back to the mid-90s when he first began to venture into the UK’s beloved rave culture, finding himself interlaced with some of the country’s most seminal club spaces. A trip to dance music’s anointed holy ground of Ibiza in 1997 then cemented his sense of purpose and laid the foundations for what was to come over the next few decades of his marriage to the music industry.

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