Biography
Miami-based producer John Summit has built a substantial presence in dance music with a body of work that moves between sleek, propulsive tech-house and vocal-led, melody-focused house, resulting in widespread festival bookings and multiple commercially dominant, widely streamed recordings. Active since the late 2010s, he first gained traction via the 2020 release “Deep End,” then added to his momentum with “Human” featuring Echoes, the Sofi Tukker collaboration “Sun Came Up,” and “La Danza.” In 2022 he established the label and event imprint Experts Only, formerly known as Off the Grid, and issued further material including “Revolution.” One of his strongest commercial peaks arrived with the 2023 single “Where You Are,” after which he delivered the trance cut “Fade Out.” His debut full-length, Comfort in Chaos, followed in 2024.
Born John Walter Schuster, he studied piano in childhood before electronic music captured his attention through a Lollapalooza visit and subsequent clandestine entries into clubs and after-parties. While completing his undergraduate degree at the University of Illinois he taught himself production and DJing, then began issuing tracks under the John Summit name around 2017. After several years of digital-only output he committed to music on a full-time basis. That decision bore fruit when Defected put out “Deep End” in 2020, generating substantial streaming and sales figures. Additional 2021 releases included “Thin Line” with Guz, “Make Me Feel,” and “Sun Came Up” with Sofi Tukker. Near year’s end FFRR issued “Human” featuring Echoes, which crossed over to radio. He returned to Defected for “La Danza,” inaugurated the Off the Grid label with “In Chicago,” and supplied remixes for Kx5’s “Escape” (the deadmau5 and Kaskade project) and Kygo’s “Freeze.” Subsequent singles comprised “What a Life” with Guz featuring Stevie Appleton, “Show Me” featuring Hannah Boleyn, and “Revolution.”
Dance site EDM Train named him Artist of the Year at the close of 2022. The progressive-house track “Where You Are” featuring vocalist Hayla surfaced in 2023, rapidly ranking among his most streamed releases and earning a mention from Barack Obama as one of his favorite songs of the year. Summit then rebranded Off the Grid as Experts Only, issued multiple “Where You Are” remixes, and released the progressive-trance single “Fade Out” with MKLA. Further 2023 material included “Legacy” with Vltra and “Hungover” with Camden Cox and Mathame. Comfort in Chaos, his first album, appeared in 2024 and featured appearances from Kaskade, Sub Focus, Julia Church, and Elderbrook; it entered the Billboard 200 at number 39.
Born John Walter Schuster, he studied piano in childhood before electronic music captured his attention through a Lollapalooza visit and subsequent clandestine entries into clubs and after-parties. While completing his undergraduate degree at the University of Illinois he taught himself production and DJing, then began issuing tracks under the John Summit name around 2017. After several years of digital-only output he committed to music on a full-time basis. That decision bore fruit when Defected put out “Deep End” in 2020, generating substantial streaming and sales figures. Additional 2021 releases included “Thin Line” with Guz, “Make Me Feel,” and “Sun Came Up” with Sofi Tukker. Near year’s end FFRR issued “Human” featuring Echoes, which crossed over to radio. He returned to Defected for “La Danza,” inaugurated the Off the Grid label with “In Chicago,” and supplied remixes for Kx5’s “Escape” (the deadmau5 and Kaskade project) and Kygo’s “Freeze.” Subsequent singles comprised “What a Life” with Guz featuring Stevie Appleton, “Show Me” featuring Hannah Boleyn, and “Revolution.”
Dance site EDM Train named him Artist of the Year at the close of 2022. The progressive-house track “Where You Are” featuring vocalist Hayla surfaced in 2023, rapidly ranking among his most streamed releases and earning a mention from Barack Obama as one of his favorite songs of the year. Summit then rebranded Off the Grid as Experts Only, issued multiple “Where You Are” remixes, and released the progressive-trance single “Fade Out” with MKLA. Further 2023 material included “Legacy” with Vltra and “Hungover” with Camden Cox and Mathame. Comfort in Chaos, his first album, appeared in 2024 and featured appearances from Kaskade, Sub Focus, Julia Church, and Elderbrook; it entered the Billboard 200 at number 39.
Albums
Singles

LIGHTS GO OUT
2026

I Wanna Go - John Summit Remix
2025

crystallized
2025

light years (Matt Sassari Remix)
2025

Silence (John Summit Remix)
2025

Focus (Alok Remix)
2025

Focus (Layton Giordani Remix)
2025

light years
2025

Hypnotized (John Summit Remix)
2025

Go Back (Kyle Watson Remix)
2025

Focus
2025

Wide Open
2025

Shiver (Wilkinson Remix)
2024

palm of my hands (Odd Mob Remix)
2024

Go Back (YDG Remix)
2024

Tears (Max Styler Remix)
2024

Gas Pedal Remix
2024

Resonate
2024

Shiver (Cassian Remix)
2024

Go Back
2024

EAT THE BASS
2024

Shiver
2024

Hungover
2023

Legacy
2023

Fade Out
2023

Where You Are (Zedd Remix Extended)
2023

Where You Are (Zedd Remix)
2023

Where You Are (Gorgon City Remix)
2023

Where You Are (GRiZ Remix)
2023

Gas Pedal (Kyle Watson Remix)
2023

Where You Are
2023

In Chicago
2023

Revolution
2022

La Danza
2022

What A Life
2022

Human (feat. Echoes)
2022

Better Than This
2021

Make Me Feel
2021

Beauty Sleep (Vintage Culture Remix)
2021

Thin Line
2021

Deep End
2020

Summertime Chi
2020

Impactor
2020

Bass Go
2020

Seen It All
2019

Afterhours / Addiction
2019

Dimension
2019

Guest List
2019
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