Summa House is absolutely buzzing to bring you the next edition of Someone Somewhere, and this time we're shining the spotlight on a man who needs no introduction. BBC Radio 1 favourite, Beatport House chart topper, and the architect of one of the biggest underground tracks of the year... Jordan Peak 5th June!

Jordan Peak has been a force in the UK house and techno scene for well over a decade, first turning heads when Pete Tong named him one of his "Introducing" acts to watch on BBC Radio 1 back in 2011. DJ Magazine followed suit, nominating him for Best British Breakthrough DJ at their 2012 Best of British Awards, and the praise hasn't stopped since. DJ Sneak called him one of his favourite new acts in the house scene, and Paul Woolford put it simply: "Jordan has the touch."

His discography spans some of the most respected labels in the game including Robsoul, Saved, Bass Culture, Edible, and Patrick Topping's Trick, with his 2022 EP "Less Drama, More Party" becoming a firm BBC Radio 1 favourite, championed by Pete Tong, Sarah Story, and Danny Howard. That release set the stage for his own imprint Peak Trax, giving him a home to fully express his signature sound he calls "MACHiNE HOUSE"  a relentless, groove-driven blend of house and techno built for peak time dancefloors.

Then came 2025. His Defected debut "Front 2 Back" landed like a thunderbolt, racking up a million streams, topping the Beatport House chart, and earning spins from Peggy Gou, Patrick Topping, Chris Stussy, Archie Hamilton, and TSHA. Pete Tong crowned it his Essential New Tune on BBC Radio 1, cementing Jordan's place at the very top of the game. He followed it up with the "Professional Party Starter EP" on A-Trak's label, and hasn't looked back since.

This is an artist who has earned every bit of his momentum the hard way, through years of quality releases, genuine peer respect, and an unwavering commitment to the dancefloor. Tonight, Summa House and Someone Somewhere is proud to bring him to you. Please give a massive welcome to Jordan Peak!