Who's BISCITS
Biscits, the rising star in the tech house scene, is making waves with his infectious beats and a backstory that adds flavor to his journey. Formerly known as Gold Top, Luke Wright Jones, a Southampton native, transitioned from trap and dubstep to tech house. His moniker, Biscits, reflects his penchant for food-related names, blending sweet, textured, gooey, crunchy, and savory elements into his party tracks.
Luke's music journey began with a love for the piano, and at 16, he discovered his passion for music production using Logic. Influenced by the Ed Banger crew and Skrillex's heavy drops, he explored various genres. However, a near-death experience in 2015, when his plane's engine exploded during takeoff, compelled him to reassess his life. Luke quit his office job, broke up with his girlfriend, and immersed himself back into music.
Biscits found success with local labels initially, but his breakthrough came with the track "Do It Like This," signed by Sonny Fodera's SOLOTOKO. The track soared to number two on Beatport, catapulting Biscits into the spotlight. His releases on various labels, including Club Sweat, Ultra, Toolroom, and Defected, showcased his versatility.
In 2019, Biscits landed in the Top 10 best-selling artists on Beatport, establishing himself globally. International gigs, especially in Australia, marked high points in his career. In 2020 Biscits continued to release tracks, maintaining momentum. Tracks like "Let Me Show You" on Chris Lake's Black Book Records and "Your Body" on SOLOTOKO kept his sound fresh.
With a half-million monthly streams and a promise of an upcoming banger on SOLOTOKO, Biscits anticipates returning to the stage with face-melting tracks for the dance floor. As his popularity grows, his dynamic and crowd-pleasing sets ensure that Biscits remains a prominent name in the tech house scene.
Luke's music journey began with a love for the piano, and at 16, he discovered his passion for music production using Logic. Influenced by the Ed Banger crew and Skrillex's heavy drops, he explored various genres. However, a near-death experience in 2015, when his plane's engine exploded during takeoff, compelled him to reassess his life. Luke quit his office job, broke up with his girlfriend, and immersed himself back into music.
Biscits found success with local labels initially, but his breakthrough came with the track "Do It Like This," signed by Sonny Fodera's SOLOTOKO. The track soared to number two on Beatport, catapulting Biscits into the spotlight. His releases on various labels, including Club Sweat, Ultra, Toolroom, and Defected, showcased his versatility.
In 2019, Biscits landed in the Top 10 best-selling artists on Beatport, establishing himself globally. International gigs, especially in Australia, marked high points in his career. In 2020 Biscits continued to release tracks, maintaining momentum. Tracks like "Let Me Show You" on Chris Lake's Black Book Records and "Your Body" on SOLOTOKO kept his sound fresh.
With a half-million monthly streams and a promise of an upcoming banger on SOLOTOKO, Biscits anticipates returning to the stage with face-melting tracks for the dance floor. As his popularity grows, his dynamic and crowd-pleasing sets ensure that Biscits remains a prominent name in the tech house scene.
