Gal Aner and Jordan Czamanski found each other in the mid ’90s in Haifa, Israel, where both were tooling around the city’s jazz scene. As they gravitated toward the electronic realm, the two relocated to the Netherlands. They maintained an improvisational approach in the studio with lengthy jam sessions, landing on their own unique brand of house and techno in the process. Although the pair’s first record as Juju & Jordash surfaced in 2004, an early affiliation with the Dekmantel crew provided a major boost; since then, albums like _Techno Primitivism_, _Clean-Cut_ and _Sis-Boom-Bah!_ have garnered widespread acclaim, as did the duo’s efforts to engage with Judaism and the history of Israel on Golf Channel releases _Jewsex_ and _Unleash the Golem_. It’s the live arena where Juju & Jordash continue to truly distinguish themselves, as their completely improvised, gear-intensive live shows have become a staple of the festival circuit.
