Justin Caruso

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Justin Caruso
Origin Los Angeles, California, U.S.
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  • DJ
  • record producer
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Years active2014—present
Labels
  • Seeking Blue
  • BLUME

Justin Caruso is an American DJ and record producer based in Los Angeles.

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Early life and career

Caruso is the son of billionaire Rick Caruso. [1] After years of remixing for artists like 3lau, The Chainsmokers, X Ambassadors, and more, Caruso released his debut original "Talk About Me" in early 2017 which charted on Dance/Mix Show Airplay at 36th and received over 2 million streams on Spotify.[ citation needed ]

In the fall of 2016, Caruso went on his first North American Tour opening for 3lau and The Chainsmokers as well as headlining his own shows across the country. After playing at festivals across the country including EDC Las Vegas, Summerfest, and the Billboard Hot 100 Fest, he toured nationally with Tiësto, Nghtmre, Valentino Khan, and 3lau. [ citation needed ]

Discography

Singles

2017

  • "Talk About Me" [2]
  • "Love Somebody" [3]
  • "Caving" [4]

2018

  • "You Got Me" (with Tiësto) [5]
  • "More Than a Stranger" (featuring Cappa and Ryan Hicari) [6]
  • "High Enough" (featuring Rosie Darling) [7]
  • "Don't Know You" (featuring Jake Miller) [8]

2019

  • "Better With You" (with 3lau featuring Iselin) [9]
  • "Feels So Good" (with Tiësto featuring Kelli-Leigh) [10]
  • "Good Parts" (featuring Mædi) [11]
  • "Can't Live Without" (Justin Caruso & Wyn Starks) [12]

2020

  • "No Eyes On Me" [13]
  • "Highs & Lows" [14]

2021

  • "Intoxicated" (Drove & Justin Caruso) [15]

Remixes

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  3. ↑ "Justin Caruso Shows His Softer Side on 'Love Somebody' With Chris Lee: Premiere". Billboard . Retrieved October 31, 2017.
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