Jerry Frempong and Michael Hand are DJs united by a shared belief that music is about connection, feeling, and timeless groove. Together they are the force behind RE:LOVE, a London based party that brings together soulful house, disco and deep electronic music in a way that feels both classic and fresh.
As regulars at Soho House for the past two years, the pair have honed their sound through extended sets that reflect both depth and versatility. Their reputation has grown beyond London, with international bookings that have seen them bring their signature energy to dancefloors across Europe and beyond. Over time, their close creative partnership and natural chemistry have earned them a new identity as the RE:LOVE brothers.
Jerry Frempong brings a rich musical heritage and years of experience behind the decks. Raised in a family deeply connected to music, his sound has been shaped by a blend of influences and electronic culture. Known for his thoughtful selections and ability to read a crowd, Jerry delivers sets that move effortlessly across genres while maintaining a strong sense of flow and energy. His style is rooted in storytelling, creating moments that stay with listeners long after the music ends.
Michael Hand complements this with a deep passion for dance culture and a clear creative vision. As the founder of RE:LOVE, he set out to build more than just an event. His aim was to create a space where people could connect through music in an authentic and inclusive environment. His sets reflect this intention, combining house, disco and underground sounds with an instinctive sense of timing and atmosphere.
Together, they have performed at respected venues including Ministry of Sound, alongside other renowned clubs, building a reputation for quality and consistency. Their chemistry behind the decks allows them to blend sounds seamlessly, creating a shared experience on the dancefloor.
RE:LOVE represents a return to the essence of club culture, rooted in great music, community and the power of people coming together to dance.