Two times gold certified DJ and producer from Berlin, JUMPA can be best described as a musical obsessive influenced by Hip Hop.
Having become an established name through years of hard work, there is no doubt that Jumpa is a regular feature on the festival circuit.
To celebrate the release of his new release – Pleasure, he curates 3 of the craziest festival stories for us! Check it out below.
- Okay, so this one is my favorite story. I was on the “splash” Festival with some friends. We were watching Vic Mensa’s performance and then I ended up in a little brawl with another guy. I had to go to the paramedic tent. 3 of my friends came with me. So the first thing happened, the guy who lay next to me recognized me and took a selfie of him and me with my bloody face. The guy who lay next to me on the other side had a leg splint and was not really in mind due to painkillers. So one of my friends, who was really really drunk, and wore an orange jacket talked to him and said „I‘m sorry to say that sir but we have to amputate your leg“ and the guy was literally screaming and believed him. After that the security came and kicked out my friends!
- The second story was the same festival but one year later I think. I was with some friends of mine and 2 rappers from Germany and when the main event was over we went to the normal campground. Everybody was really drunk and we were just walking around and some people who recognized the rapper started following us and we started to collect more and more people. So at the end we were a group of 300 drunk people randomly walking around the spot, drinking, shouting, singing and having fun.
- The 3rd story was at a festival in Munich, where I played. At the set of the guy who played before me, the mc came to the stage and said a guy wants to make a marriage proposal. The guy waited and backstage and the mc asked for the girlfriend to come to the stage. The problem was: the wrong girl was making her way. After everything got explained the right woman came!
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