DJ Jumpin Jack Frost

Born in 1967 Jumpin Jack Frost has always been into music buying records from as young as ten. He first got into playing music when he was at boarding school, enjoying heavy dub and reggae sounds. After leaving school back in 1983 he left music alone for a while, then got back into it around 1986 when he started to concentrate on DJ’ing as a career. In 1988 he got his first job playing acid house at the legendary ‘Car Wash’.

Jumpin Jack Frost then progressed into breakbeat and hardcore, then later jungle and now onto his current status as a drum ‘n’ bass don. He has always been at the forefront of the British underground music scene. First and foremost a DJ, Frost has played every major club in every major city, and maintains a residency at his own well established night, Movement at Bar Rumba. Though hugely prolific as a DJ, Frost has made few inroads into production. Besides a few remixes, his ’94-jungle classic ‘The Burial’ (produced as Leviticus) is his only major release. Still, he keeps himself more than busy co-running V Recordings and Philly Blunt with Bryan Gee as well as maintaining a successful radio show on London’s Kiss FM.