Playlist of the Week: Jennifer Loveless

Jennifer Loveless

Nov 12, 2025

Jennifer Loveless celebrates her new 'Fever EP' on Aus Music with a surefire collection of her favorite recent house and techno gems that blend warmth, groove, and emotional depth for Beatport's Playlist of the Week.

Jennifer Loveless is pure heart and heavy motion – a queer powerhouse shaping the sound and spirit of the underground right now. From her early days in Canada to her formative years in Australia and now based in Berlin, she’s absorbed the energy of every scene she’s touched, channeling it into music that’s raw, emotional, and full of pulse. Her sets and productions hit that sweet spot between cheeky and deep, pulling you in with warmth, groove, and a touch of chaos. Fresh off her Fever EP on Aus Music, she’s dropped this week’s Beatport Playlist of the Week – a raw snapshot of the tracks that are currently moving her world.

"To celebrate the release of my new 'Fever EP' – out now via Aus Music – I’ve selected some tracks I’ve recently purchased or have recently released. Big love to all the artists out there <3" – Jennifer Loveless

Check out Jennifer Loveless' 'Playlist of the Week' on Beatport

Gideon Jackson - C,mon C,mon [Household Digital]

An oldie but a goodie, from the golden era of tech house. Perfect starter or mid-set settle.

Easttown - Seduction [Cecille]

I love this release! Have been playing it out heaps.

Boulderhead - On the Phone [Limousine Dream]

Sassy with a bassline that rides the sleaze.

CRYME - London Boy [SEVEN]

Artist to WATCH! Love everything CRYME has been making including their label SEVEN. Super impressed by their production range, "London Boy" is a good example of this.

Inafekt - Lust [Agrio Tracks]

An unabashed peak time track.

Tony Thomas - Easiness [Ambiosphere Recordings]

It’s Tony Thomas! What more to say, except that this is a more recent release. I’m very happy to see the productions that keep coming from this legend.

Klon Dump - Possible [Kalahari Oyster Cult]

I have thought for the longest time that Klon Dump is from Australia, but I just tried to fact check myself and I’m not sure. I might just think so because of early affiliations with A Colourful Storm (Moopie’s label). At any rate, great music as usual from Klon.

Ottagone - Ottagone 025 [Will & Ink]

Functional tool, real groove!

Louie Vega, Keith Thompson, Funki Cadets - Take it (Shapes Instrumental Mix) [Vega Records]

Spacey, tripped out disco travel type stuff, from none other than Louie Vega and the crew!

Mermaid Chunky - Chaperone (Peach’s 2Good 2Be Remix) [DFA Records]

It’s Peach on DFA, iconic! Played this in a few sets this past summer.

Jennifer Loveless - UUP [Aus Music]

I think this works well for peak, likely outdoors, but let me know if you find other uses for her :)