BISCITS Links Up With Jalja for the Ultimate Girls-Night Anthem: “Do It For The Girls”

If you’ve spent any time on a dancefloor over the last few years, you’ve definitely felt the impact of BISCITS. The Southampton-born producer, Luke Jones, has become one of those rare artists who can bridge the gap between gritty underground Tech House and huge, melodic hooks that get stuck in your head for days.

His latest drop, “Do It For The Girls (feat. Jalja)”, is no exception. It’s a high-energy, pop-leaning heater that manages to feel both sophisticated and like a total club weapon.

The Rise and Rise of Luke Jones

BISCITS has quickly moved past the “one to watch” phase. He’s now firmly in the same league as heavy hitters like Fisher, Dom Dolla, and WADE. You can hear it in the production—there’s a certain weight to his basslines that just works perfectly for peak-time sets.

It’s not just the fans noticing, either. He’s a permanent fixture on BBC Radio 1, with Pete Tong and Danny Howard regularly championing his sound. When you’re getting consistent airplay on everything from Sirius XM to triple J, you know you’re doing something right.

From Local Legend to Global Headliner

While he’s a beast in the studio, BISCITS is arguably at his best when he’s behind the decks. His touring schedule is pretty relentless—he’s spent the last year bouncing between North and South America, Australia, and the UK.

He’s already ticked off the “big ones,” playing massive slots at:

• Tomorrowland

• EDC Las Vegas

• Reading & Leeds

Sharing stages with names like Chris Lake, Gorgon City, and Cloonee, he’s proven he can hold his own in front of the world’s biggest crowds.

Why We’re Looping This One

“Do It For The Girls” feels like a celebratory moment for BISCITS. Jalja’s vocals give the track a fresh, infectious energy that’s going to make this a staple in DJ sets throughout the year. It’s confident, it’s fun, and it’s exactly what the scene needs right now.

BISCITS is one of those producers who clearly lives and breathes the culture, and it shows in the quality of the output. If “Do It For The Girls” is any indication of what else he has in the locker for 2026, we’re in for a very good year.