Too Much For Me by Gissa & JAYC – Dutch Heat on Defected

Dutch energy hits a London label

How much groove can a record contain before everything around starts moving like Jagger? Gissa and JAYC push that question straight into the speakers with Too Much For Me. Guess what? There’s movement, sweat, raised hands, and a place full of people forgetting what time it is.

The first seconds already tell the story. Groove in place, attitude clear, everyone ready. The vocals made my day. Then the beat kicks the table, and suddenly the whole place behaves like it owes the DJ money. A signature from two artists who already know the Game of Crowds: beat ready, pressure high, bodies already moving.

Two Club Minds – The Same Groove

Gissa comes into this release with strong momentum, already tied to stages like Melkweg, The Cuckoo’s Nest, Boomerang Beach Club, plus dates at Thuishaven, Colorado Charlie and Tomorrowland. JAYC brings his own thing, shaped by Balearic flavour and White Isle summers. That touch gives the track a loose, sunlit tension under all that club muscle.

That balance matters. One side pushes big-room energy, the other side brings groove and lift. Put them together and the result goes exactly where I like my house records: tight groove, sharp hook, and speakers begging for more.

Airwaves and After-Hours

After their earlier 2026 EP, this collaboration feels like a clean next move. Too Much For Me sounds ready for the clubs, ready for radio, and ready for a summer that will probably ask for it again and again. Give this track a decent sound system and a few people with loose hips. The rest solves itself. Scout’s honour – tested in my studio.

If this one woke up your curiosity, there are two simple doors to knock on: here for GISSA and here for JAYC. Go on, try the handles.

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