Jé'Rhumy

Biography

Jé'Rhumy is a one-person studio making Latin house, reggaeton and summer anthems — a finished record every month, written, produced, mixed and filmed without anyone else in the room.

The project runs on a single rule: if a stranger can't hum the chorus after one listen, the track doesn't ship. Everything downstream of that — the arrangement, the mix, the artwork, the video — is built to serve the hook rather than decorate it.

The sound moves between four temperatures: deep, tribal, latino and italian house, with reggaeton and latin pop pulling it back toward the radio whenever it drifts too far into the club. The vocals move just as freely, from Spanish to French to Italian to English, often inside the same song — Solo Una Notte switches language three times without ever changing subject.

The first album, Ritmos del Alma, was released on 27 August 2026: twelve tracks, forty-four minutes, assembled in public one single at a time over the preceding year. Fourteen singles now sit alongside it, from the beach-bar comedy of Mojito Mojita to the slow tension of Baciami Slow.

Jé'Rhumy is a beeAIve project and works openly with modern production tooling — as an instrument, not as an author. The taste, the edit, the hook and the decision to release remain a person's, take after take.