Luke Alessi

About Luke Alessi

Luke Alessi is a Melbourne-born DJ and producer recognized for his indie dance sound, which fluidly blends elements of house, disco, electro, and funk, creating a distinctive balance of nostalgia and futuristic energy. His productions are characterized by strong grooves, intelligent melodic concepts, and playful vocal loops, finding homes on esteemed labels such as Life & Death, Gudu Records, Mobilee, and Rose Avenue. Luke Alessi's recent endeavors highlight a significant upward trajectory, with 2025 poised as his biggest year to date. In November 2025, he released "Ride The Rhythm" in collaboration with William Kiss on Life and Death. He also released "Rainbow Road / Bubble Yum" in November 2025. Earlier in 2025, his collaboration with Demi Riquisimo on "Yes Bby" further expanded his presence across the UK and European scenes. A major highlight of 2025 was the breakout single "The One," featuring Jocelyn Brown and co-written with Chloé Caillet, which soared to #1 on Beatport and garnered widespread support from influential DJs. Additionally, he released "Hold Up / Rambla" with William Kiss on Peggy Gou's Gudu Records label in February 2025. His "After Five EP" from January 2025 on Life & Death saw its title track become an instant club favorite globally. Beyond his solo work, Alessi is a key figure in "notwithoutfriends," a collaborative imprint and collective alongside William Kiss and Jordan Brando, focusing on musical experimentation and community-driven live events. His music is frequently championed by prominent artists including Jamie xx, The Blessed Madonna, Bonobo, Chris Stussy, and DJ Tennis. Alessi has an active touring schedule into 2026, with confirmed appearances at events like Luke Alessi Curates at Shelter Amsterdam and fabric in London in March 2026, and festivals such as Lago Lago and Wilde Weide in the Netherlands in June and July 2026 respectively. He is also slated to play at MODE Festival (Sydney), iii Points (Miami), Lost Paradise, and Let Them Eat Cake in 2025.