House Of Hustle Release Radar May 2025
Heavy blimps are hovering on House Of Hustle’s radar this month. Groovy like the sea and as expansive as the universe, this collection of tracks and artists is already turning heads. Dive in, and if you haven’t yet, get to know NEM, Davani, General Moses, JOEDI, Lucci Minati, JTJ, and KICA.
NEM & Davani – Doordasher EP (Out Now)
San Francisco-based artists NEM and Davani come together for the long-awaited Doordasher EP. After years of clubbing and navigating the rave scene together, they deliver two certified club bangers that showcase their raw, underground tech house energy.
The tracks landed on House Of Hustle after catching the attention of Westend and stirring up crowds during NEM’s performances supporting John Summit at Experts Only Tahoe and J.Worra in San Francisco.
NEM has been gaining momentum with support from Monoky, Dirty Epic LA, and Moonlight Fiziks, along with appearances opening for Dom Dolla and Chris Lorenzo at Madarae. His Soundproof project continues to curate good vibes, hosting artists like Lee Foss and CID, not to mention the unforgettable Soundproof family set on Treasure Island at Day to Night Festival with GORDO and Duke Dumont. You might also remember his House Of Hustle debut, Acid Moon, in 2023.
Meanwhile, Davani is finding his groove in the studio and recently dropped a release on Soundproof Records. He’s also making moves on the DJ circuit, backed by Neon Bucket Management.
General Moses & JOEDI – Watch Me (Out May 9 on Hustletrax)
General Moses is back on Hustletrax with JOEDI for Watch Me, his return to our sister label since launching it last November alongside TV personality and model Ellie Gonsalves.
In the studio, the General teams up with JOEDI to deliver a stripped-back house journey that pulls you straight onto the dancefloor—marking a first-of-its-kind release for both Hustletrax and House Of Hustle.
Between Hustletrax drops, General Moses has been busy hosting our Hustle Radio show while releasing music on Toolroom Records, Strange Love, Data Transmission, and HOH, with another release coming next month on The Vibe Arrived.
JOEDI’s debut on Hustletrax also highlights his work with MODE Miami and the imprint he co-founded, House of Humanz, whose releases have seen support from Jamie Jones. On top of that, JOEDI runs Legends of The Culture and the SOHK Creative production team, all while pushing the mantra, “The Artist Never Die.”
Lucci Minati – My Body EP (Out May 16 on House Of Hustle)
Next up, Lucci Minati returns with My Body EP, a two-track heater loaded with playful energy and low-end attitude. Since debuting with us last September, Lucci’s been on a roll, and this release keeps the momentum going strong.
My Body serves up infectious vocal loops and rolling percussion with that signature Lucci bounce, while Daddy digs into a deeper groove with chunky drums and a clever vocal flip. Both tracks are full of personality—quirky, tight, and built for peak-time mischief.
After topping the charts, Lucci is heading to Brazil’s ABSTRACT Festival in July, with recent support from Claptone, CID, and Fedde Le Grand. You can also check out his catalog, starting with his recent Hustletrax release Nutcracker, or dive into his appearances on Wyldcard Records, Uprise Music, and CLAPCAST #499.
JTJ – Pura Vida (Out May 23 on Hustletrax)
JTJ makes his Hustletrax debut with Pura Vida, a deep, hypnotic roller designed for those who love subtle yet effective grooves. With tight percussion, warm low-end, and minimal vocal chops, this track delivers laid-back energy with a true underground edge.
Known off-stage as Jeff Saenz, JTJ is a heavy presence in the LA scene, with releases on Sloth Acid, Nervous, Box of Cats, Snatch!, and his own Dad Bod Records. You’ll often catch him playing for local underground crews like Teck Me Out, INCOGNITO, and Space Taco Tuesdays, with upcoming stops in Honolulu, San Diego, and Phoenix.
KICA – 25 Lighters EP (Out May 30 on Hustletrax)
Closing out the month is KICA from Dubai with 25 Lighters EP. The title track delivers chopped vocals and chunky low-end pressure with a hook that sticks. Conversely, Paro Caña keeps things raw and club-ready with heavy rhythm and unapologetic energy.
KICA continues pushing boundaries with projects like The Planet Entertainment, Planet Sound, Footworks Show, and EXOTIKA.
Before you blast off to explore more sounds in the nebula, tune in to our Hustle Radio show and catch some of these artists in the guest mix spotlight.