After an shocking announcement yesterday, Jauz fans were surprised to learn that the artist will step away from the project for now. Sam Vogel, the producer behind Jauz, shared a heartfelt message confirming that his next shows will mark the close of a project he has led for over 10 years.
Vogel made it clear this is not a permanent retirement, but more of a pause for the Jauz era. After years of nonstop touring, releasing music, and playing festivals, he said he wants time to reflect and try new creative ideas. For many longtime fans, this feels like the end of one of the most recognizable bass music projects of the 2010s.
A Final Celebration
Jauz rose to fame in the mid-2010s bass house scene with big tracks like ‘Feel The Volume,’ ‘Gassed Up,’ and ‘Mercy.’ His unique style mixed house rhythms with dubstep energy, making his songs a regular feature at major festivals like EDC and Ultra Music Festival.
In addition to releasing his own music, Vogel founded Bite This!, helping emerging bass artists gain attention and expand the Sharksquad movement. Although the Jauz project is going on hiatus, Vogel assured fans this is not a permanent farewell. He sees this as the end of an important chapter, one that has made a lasting impact on bass house and festival electronic music.
To mark the occasion, Jauz will play a special extended set at Academy LA on March 14. The show will look back on more than ten years of music, with edits, originals, and fan favorites from 2014 to now. Vogel called the event a celebration of the community he built with his loyal Sharksquad fans. If you are hoping to attend the farewell set, you can find event details and ticket information through Academy LA’s official website. The night will be more than a celebration—it will mark the final drop of the Jauz era, for now.
