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Jane Fitz (born 1972)^[1] is an English DJ. Noted for her 'eclectic and completely authentic' style,^[2] she is regarded as 'one of the most respected DJs working today'.^[2]

Early life

Fitz grew up in Barking, where she bought her first record at the age of ten, and built up a collection of 30-40 records within a year.^[1] She now has a collection of over 12,000 vinyl records.^[3] She first DJed at a friend's party at the age of 13, and found music to be a respite from school bullying.^[4]

Career

Fitz continued DJing on the London club circuit in the 1990s while she was a student. She began to pick up professional bookings at the age of 23 while living in Hong Kong, where she was working as a music journalist.^[4] She initially played jazz, rare groove, house and deep house on the Hong Kong circuit, and did not know how to mix at first.^[4][2] She has also worked professionally as a teacher, promoter, copy-editor, and in the television industry.^[4][5] Fitz returned to London in 1999 after her work visa expired,^[2] and set up her own club night, Peg, which ran until 2009.^[2][6][7] In 2012, she launched Night Moves, a regular club night at London's Pickle Factory, with fellow female DJ Jade Seatle.^[8] Fitz has spoken out about the 'lack of [female promoters]' in the London club scene, but that this 'glaring void' has provided her with a 'gap in the market'.^[7]

Fitz has gone on to perform internationally, including returning to Hong Kong for a residency in 2025,^[2] and has also lived and performed in Serbia.^[4] However, her career developed 'very slowly'^[2] and was 'a hobby' for many years around her full-time employment.^[2] The start of the 2010s marked 'a tipping point', as she began working with more notable acts such as Mike Huckaby.^[9][4]

Fitz's 'eclectic and intense'^[10]sets encompass a wide range of styles, from 'soul to trip-hop to techno to ambient',^[4] and she has been described as 'the UK's most underrated DJ'.^[8] In 2025, Fitz was listed as one of Mixmag's 'Top 25 DJs who defined the year 2025'.^[11]

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