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‘It all starts with this’ is out today. ‘This’ is the result of locking in for 18 months. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Thanks for the trust @whossusan @whosaxefield Thanks for all the homies helping me on this journey ❤️ A few words about the project : Jerrau - It all starts here EP [Who’s Susan] Amsterdam’s Jerrau drops four cuts of percussive, bass-charged futurism. Hardware grit meets floaty synth atmospheres, videogame melancholy and club readiness. Featuring label legacy artist DJ OSX. Tracklist: 1. Massive 2. Aether (feat. DJ OSX) @dj.osx 3. Escapism 4. Renegades Available on Bandcamp and all other streaming services Mixing by @lambowelt Master by @timxavier Artwork by @sjondebaron Pic by @susanelline

Dutch-Surinamese selector Jerrau (@jerrau__ ) moves effortlessly between percussive grooves, bass-heavy cuts, and deep sonic escapes, weaving a vibrant palette shaped by his roots. From festival stages to intimate clubs, he leads dancers through nights where sounds collide and culture breathes. Watch the full episode – link in bio

My set for @keephushuk is now up for stream on YouTube Thanks for having me @keephushuk @patta_nl @nachbar_169 & @g.yatso 💚 Tracklist in last slide

Good afternoon! We’re back with a brand-new Background Radio series. This time, we recorded multiple mixtapes at our friends over at ted Amsterdam; a design studio specializing in design objects and contemporary art. Thanks again for having us! The first DJ we invited is a very special one. He goes by the name of @jerrau__ : an incredibly passionate and talented DJ with a deep knowledge of all kinds of music genres. Over the years, he’s played all around the globe and, besides DJ’ing, he also works as a curator/programmer at Sissi’s. I mean… how much into music can you be? 💥 Anyway… he delivered a super relaxed Background Radio set, so sit back and enjoy!

May and June dates: 09/05 @club.raum Amsterdam 15/05 @nachbar_169 Amsterdam 22/05 @nar.utrecht bae2bae @mallauryvittori Utrecht 13/06 @pardonams x @gloom.club Brussel 🇧🇪 20/06 @transit___ Antwerp 🇧🇪 27/06 @pirateradio___ on wild waters 27/06 @pipdenhaag Agga [email protected]

Relive Lauden by Jerrau on Subtle Radio. The sound of a club night’s afterglow, carefully selected and mixed without losing pace. “For this mix, I envisioned my bike ride home after leaving the club at 7 AM, still sweating from a night-long dance. These rides are always blessed with a special afterglow that carries a contradiction: on the one hand you still want to keep going, on the other it’s time to wind down. This mix is my interpretation of that feeling, one closely connected to the transition from night into day. Please enjoy this mix when you’ve just got out of a chaotic (but fun) night out <3” Find the mix through the link in bio and the tracklist on the last slide. Support the artist @jerrau__ Design and ‘LAUDEN’ font by @immacaretta ‘Initio Beta 1.6’ font by @dimitris.giannoulas Photo by @menkefelix_

Bleeps bloops loud en fast!!!!!!!!! 🤖🔊🏎️💨💨💨 Thanks @future.intel for having me again, lots of friends in the mix Playback on soundcloud and youtube tracklist last slide (2nd slide is a new one by me, swag swag)

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Jerrau takes over Lauden on @subtleradio , airing tomorrow morning at 8 AM (CET). Tune in for the sound of a club night’s afterglow. Jerrau has carved out a singular path within the Dutch electronic music landscape, navigating between percussive grooves, bass-heavy cuts and deeper escapes with ease and flow. This strong sense of contrast and rhythm, makes the Dutch-Surinamese selector’s contribution to Lauden a natural fit. Whether at festivals like Horst, Lowlands and Dekmantel or in club settings, Jerrau constantly offers glimpses of his extensive library, never compromising on his influences and inspirations. Beyond the booth, he supports fellow artists by hosting a monthly radio show and curating open-minded club events. Don’t miss the Lauden take by Jerrau. Tune in tomorrow morning for his soundtrack to the transition from night into day, ending at dawn. Support the artist: @jerrau__ Design and ‘LAUDEN’ font by @immacaretta ‘Initio Beta 1.6’ font by @dimitris.giannoulas Photo by @mariusrnrd

In the club again this week yay! Lots of exciting things coming up, where to find me next; 02/27 - @isburningamsterdam x @united.identities 03/27 - @radioradio.radio b2b @teqmun_ 04/04 - @dgtlfestival 04/18 - @platine.bxl at @skatecafeamsterdam 1900 baby!!! 04/26 - @sissis.amsterdam 04/27 - @mosselengin x @grey_men b2b @bebe__bad 04/27 - @kopjek 05/02 - @ekko.nl for @heycoloray album release party 05/09 - @club.raum 05/15 - @nachbar_169 06/20 - @transit___ 🇧🇪 And more tba [email protected] if you need me

It’s Bandcamp friday today! My EP has been out for a couple of weeks, thanks for the listens, support and DJ’s that played it out, still feels weird but cool! Support all your favourite artits by buying their projects today, if you buy projects today on Bandcamp 100% of the proceeds will go to the artists directly. Some of my recent fav projects in the slides Pic by @lsjvrhv

Get Familiar with Jerrau now on our blog. Over the past few years, Jerrau has quietly but confidently carved out his place as one of Amsterdam’s most versatile and forward-thinking DJs. Effortlessly moving between breakbeats, bass-heavy club sounds, alternative electronic hip-hop and soulful house, the Surinamese-Dutch selector has built a reputation for sets that are hard to categorise but impossible to ignore. Jerrau’s approach has always been rooted in curiosity, culture and an instinctive understanding of the dancefloor. Now, after years of refining his voice behind the decks, he steps into a new chapter with his debut EP, It All Starts With This, released on Who’s Susan. A project shaped by discipline, mentorship and a deep love for bass lineage — from Amsterdam to the UK and beyond — the record marks a deliberate beginning. Inspired as much by Sonic soundtracks as by sound system pressure, Jerrau’s move into production feels less like a pivot and more like a natural extension of the world he’s been building all along. We caught up with him to talk about finally committing to the studio, learning to let go during a month-long residency in Nicaragua, his unexpected place within the Black British music ecosystem, and why, whether DJing or producing, the room always comes first.