Maxuka is a Spanish breakbeat DJ and producer, publicly tied to Seville and to Cortegana, in Huelva. Label copy and a public profile connected to @djmaxuka use the name Jesús Maxuka. No sufficiently documented civil surname has been found, so the legal name is left open.
His own Beatport biography is specific about dates. He started behind the decks in 2006. He did not begin producing his own tracks until 2024. That split explains a veteran DJ profile next to a commercial discography that only opens in volume in 2025–2026.
The first phase is the booth. For almost two decades he played breakbeat without a release catalogue of his own. Traces from that period line up with the chronology: he was already commenting on breaks records on SoundCloud in 2013, years before the first productions.
The second phase is the studio. Production starts in 2024; the commercial run takes off in 2025. Hypnosis appeared in April of that year on Sound Perfect Breakz Records, followed by titles including Greu, Cello, Psycho, Riffs, El Patrón, Focus, BadBall and Boom Gang.
2026 is dense. Beatport lists a large filtered catalogue in Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass, spread across many imprints. Among the first-half titles are Do u love me, Crushed, Time To Roll Up, Beatz, Splashing, String Nana, Show Off, Imposing Respect, Bootyfunky, Whispers, Signal Target, Low Pressure, Cynical, 808 Bitches, Million Tears, Nine, Back To 2000s, Flexing, My Life, Rude Bass, Senta vai and Late Night. Later cuts include Freedom with JN CRUZ and Cuba, both on Elektroshok, Acid Hot on Br8kn Records, and Downbeat, scheduled on Raveart Records for 25 August 2026.
The labels are concrete, not a vague underground network. The Beatport spread at the time of writing includes Sound Perfect Breakz Records, Br8kn Records, Frequency Fusion Records, Space Pizza Records, Funktasty Crew Records, Super Plastic Records, Delicious Groove Records and Raveart Records, plus Elektroshok, ElectroBreakz, Banana Club, ONE7AUDIO, Tasty Pepper and Triple Seven Recordings.
He describes the writing, on Beatport, as hard-hitting rhythms, catchy melodies and basslines, always with breakbeat at the centre. Instagram (@djmaxuka) states Breaks / 2Steps / Bassline. Most of the store catalogue is filed as Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass; Cuba is listed as UK Garage / Bassline. That is the map: breakbeat first, 2-step and bassline as a second lane.
Some titles have had visible store circulation. Beatz, on Sound Perfect Breakz, appeared in Beatport's Best New Breaks / UK Bass for February 2026. Late Night is on the official Beatport Best New Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass playlist. Specialist artist lists in that category have also carried Loko, Crushed, BadBall, Acid Hot, Time To Roll Up, Signal Target and 808 Bitches. Those rankings move; they show that the volume is circulating, not that a single chart place is fixed.
He has not left the booth. He played Bellota Break Festival 2026 in Calzadilla de los Barros, on a specifically breakbeat bill, and Instagram still documents DJ dates alongside the releases.
After nearly two decades as a breakbeat DJ, Maxuka opened a producer chapter in 2024 and, from 2025, built an especially prolific catalogue — still a working DJ, not an artist who arrived with the 2020s revival.