DJ Jubilee, a central figure in the vibrant New Orleans bounce music scene, has been creating infectious beats and anthemic tracks since the early 1990s. Born Jerome Temple, he is widely regarded as one of the pioneers of bounce, a subgenre characterized by its repetitive, call-and-response style, heavy use of samples, and energetic beats that have become synonymous with the city's party culture. DJ Jubilee’s career began as a teacher and a coach in New Orleans where he would DJ at school dances and local parties; his ability to connect with the younger crowds and incorporate dance moves into his music would quickly make his music a mainstay in the local scene.

Through his energetic releases and dynamic live performances, DJ Jubilee has not only maintained a loyal fanbase but also shaped the sound of New Orleans bounce music. Hits like "Do Yo Thang Girl" and "Take It to the St. Thomas" showcase his signature style, blending catchy hooks with spirited chants that can instantly fill a dance floor. Beyond his music, DJ Jubilee is an embodiment of the Mardi Gras culture, representing the festive spirit of the Big Easy. His influence was further solidified with tracks like "Back That Ass Up," which display his knack for creating anthems that resonate beyond regional borders. Now, with more than two decades in the game, his album "20 Years in the Jets" marks a celebration of his enduring impact on bounce music and his community, while his playful "The Cartoon Crew" continues to demonstrate his versatility and enduring appeal as an artist.