Based in Washington, D.C., J. Park (Josh Park) is gaining recognition for his distinctive sound and standout performances. His King Konglish EP on High Class Nasty Records climbed to #6 on the Beatport Tech House chart and #15 overall, earning support from artists including Jamie Jones, Paco Osuna, Iglesias, RSquared, Toman, Cassimm, Late Replies, Manda Moor, Melanie Ribbe, Miguel Bastida, Joseph Capriati, Nic Fanciulli, Yaya, and waFF. Blending tech house, minimal, old-school funk, and hip-hop influences, J. Park delivers a groove-driven sound built for the dance floor.

Other notable releases include On The Case on Mindshake Records, played by Paco Osuna and charted #8 on the Beatport Tech House chart and #30 overall; Boots R Quakin on DNT MND ME Records, charted #1 Jackin House and #3 Nu Disco, played by Cristina Lazic at Sunwaves Festival; How Can I Lose on Psicodelica Records, featured on elrow’s Limited Podcast and played by Toman and Dennis Cruz at DC10 Ibiza; King-Ka on High Class Nasty, played by Jamie Jones at Loveland Festival and featured on Hot Robot Radio Episode 208; and Dr. Pepperoni on Higher Viiibrations, played by Iglesias and RSquared at Hï Ibiza for Paco Osuna’s NOW HERE and by Iglesias at Knockdown Center in New York City.

J. Park has performed across the United States in cities including Washington, D.C., New York, Miami, Denver, Los Angeles, and San Diego, appearing at leading venues such as Echostage, UVA Open-Air Wynwood, Soundcheck DC, Zebbies Garden, and Musica NYC, all recognized in DJ Mag’s Top 100 venues. Artists J. Park has supported on stage include SOSA, Carl Cox, Ben Sterling, Daniel Orpi, Andruss, AYYBO, Classmatic, Discip, Duke Dumont, Deorro, DJ Glen, Slugg, Damelo, Kidoo, Miane, Jeff Sorkowitz, Late London, Misha (US), Taiki Nulight, Will Clarke, Boys Noize, Oliver Tree, Felix Cartal, and Nala.