Frequency Spotlight

Jelektah

Breaks / Drum & Bass / House / Jungle / UK Garage
From St. Louis
Crew: Faded Crew (STL), BeKindRadio.com, PermaGrin Family (ATL)
Jelektah is a St. Louis-born DJ who specializes in jungle and drum & bass, and also mixes breaks, house, UK garage and boom bap hip-hop.

Born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri, Jelektah is a DJ driven by a deep love for bass-heavy rhythms, soulful melodies, and the raw energy of underground dance music. With roots in drum & bass and a passion for jungle, she brings a distinctive sound that blends rolling breaks, deep basslines, jazzy influences and atmospheric sounds into an unforgettable musical experience.

Jelektah first heard drum & bass as a kid while playing Tekken on the early PlayStation. She loved the sound of the game’s soundtrack, even before she knew what the genre was called.

For Jelektah, DJing is more than mixing tracks. It’s about creating a journey. Known for trusting her instincts and reading the energy of the room, she builds her sets in the moment, weaving together sounds and rhythms that take listeners on an emotional ride. From deep, soulful selections to high-energy rollers, every set reflects her connection to the music and her desire to make people feel something real.

Inspired by the culture of underground dance music, Jelektah represents the spirit of individuality, creativity and community that keeps the scene alive. Whether bringing soulful jungle vibes to an intimate venue or delivering heavy drum & bass to a packed dance floor, her mission remains the same: to move the crowd, connect through sound, and make every moment count.

Jelektah: bringing the bass, the soul, and the journey.

In Their Words

What were you listening to before you found this music?

In my childhood and early teens I was mostly listening to rock, metal, alternative, experimental, reggae, jazz, soul, rap and hip-hop.

How would you describe your style to someone who's never heard it?

My style blends old-school with new-school sounds across different genres of drum and bass to create a journey-like story.

What's a track that once saved a set for you?

Lemon D – This Is L.A.

What's one thing you want the crowd to do during your set?

Have fun and let loose!

What would your walk-out music be?

Old School Hardcore Jungle Muzik

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