Meet JAMØ | DJ & Producer

We had the good fortune of connecting with JAMØ and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi JAMØ, what led you to pursuing a creative path professionally?
I got into a creative career to bring people together and help them feel part of something greater than themselves. It’s never been about me—it’s about creating real moments that move people. Music naturally connects us, and I want to use that power to not only unite people, but also point them toward God in the process.

Let’s talk shop? Tell us more about your career, what can you share with our community?
My art is created by me, but honestly, I don’t take credit for it. I fully believe it’s made through me by God. Without Him, I am nothing. Everything I create comes from the vision and strength He’s given me.

What sets me apart is my love for people. I’m obsessed with connection—interacting with the crowd, making people feel something real, giving them an unforgettable experience, and hopefully pointing their eyes toward God in the process.

I got to where I am today through pure hard work and consistent effort over time. That’s really the secret—just showing up every day and giving it your all, especially when it’s hard and you don’t want to do anything. And no, it wasn’t easy, but it’s been worth it. I’ve faced challenges, like anyone, but I’ve always come back to this: when you love something, you’ll do anything for it. You won’t give up. And I truly love music.

One of the biggest life lessons I’ve learned is that your pain can become your power. My parents recently got divorced, and while that was a tough chapter, it gave me space to reflect, grow, and realign with who I really want to be. That’s the kind of thing I try to put into my music and share with others—not just good vibes, but something real underneath.

I want the world to know that everyone is inherently good—you just have to see it. I’m not here to force anything on anyone, but I do want people to know that God is real, and He’s the reason I’m doing any of this.

This is still just the beginning for me. I see this as the foundation of something much bigger—and I’m just getting started.

If you had a friend visiting you, what are some of the local spots you’d want to take them around to?
If my best friend was visiting, honestly, they wouldn’t stay in one place—we’d probably hit four or five cities in a weekend on tour, barely sleep, and have the time of our lives. That’s just how it goes. But if we were staying local in Denver, I’d definitely show them what makes this place special.

We’d go skiing up in the mountains—there’s nothing like that Colorado snow. Then we’d hit some of the local nightclubs to check out the music scene and maybe even catch a set. Red Rocks is a must, whether there’s a show or we’re just hiking around. I’d take them to some cool coffee spots, maybe grab food at a chill local place like Illegal Pete’s or get something a little nicer in RiNo.

Overall, it’d be a mix of nature, nightlife, and music—everything that makes Denver feel alive.

Who else deserves some credit and recognition?
First and foremost, I have to thank my fans—none of this would exist without them. Every stream, every person who’s come to a show, every time someone’s shared my music—it all means everything to me. I also want to shout out anyone who’s ever booked me, even back in high school when I was playing house parties. Those early moments shaped so much of this journey, so thank you to those families, their kids, and everyone who gave me a shot.

I’m incredibly thankful to God for the vision he’s given me and the strength to do this through him and for him. I’m also grateful for the people who’ve supported me behind the scenes—my booking agent Drew, my tour manager Rocco, and my best friends Nate, Evan, and Skylar. Nate’s been there since day one, Evan got me my first ever gig, and Skylar’s always been someone I talk to about life, music, and how it all ties together.

And shout out to Chris Lake and all the mentors and voices that have poured into me along the way. I’m just grateful—for all of it.

Website: https://musicbyjamo.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/musicbyjamo/

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/musicbyjamo

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@musicbyjamo

Other: https://linktr.ee/musicbyjamo

Image Credits
Geoff Baum
Will Robinson