Luke Solomon

Luke Francis Matthew Solomon is a British DJ, producer and record label executive who founded Classic Music Company with Derrick Carter in 1995 and Music For Freaks with Justin Harris in 1999. Solomon worked at Narcotic and Freetown Inc in the early-to-mid 1990s before establishing himself as an A&R executive for Defected and associated labels. He operates under several aliases including The Digital Kid, Jean Caffeine, and Reverend Bloo, with his first release in the Electrobuzz database appearing in October 2010.

Solomon produces deep house, tech house, and nu disco across multiple respected imprints including his own Classic Music Company, Viva Music, Futureboogie Recordings, and Cuttin' Headz. His 19 releases span indie dance and traditional house music, reflecting his deep roots in the UK house scene that stretch back to the mid-1990s. Solomon's productions maintain the groove-focused approach of classic house while incorporating contemporary tech house elements, making his tracks suitable for both peak-time dance floors and deeper listening sessions.