Room 5

Belgium-based producer Vito Lucente, previously known as Junior Jack, ventured into the electronic music scene with his project Room 5, drawing inspiration from the likes of Daft Punk and Felix da Housecat. His single "Make Luv" gained popularity in summer 2003, featuring soulful vocals over funky beats, reminiscent of the mid-'80s hit by Oliver Cheatham. The success of "Make Luv" paved the way for Room 5's debut album, Music & You: The Album, released in March 2004, with the follow-up single "Music & You" maintaining the project's momentum.

Room 5, a project by producer Vito Lucente, made a splash in the electronic music scene with its infectious blend of funky beats and soulful vocals, reminiscent of dancefloor favorites like Daft Punk and Felix da Housecat. The single "Make Luv," which sampled Oliver Cheatham's hit "Get Down Saturday Night," quickly gained popularity in Ibiza and on various compilations, setting the stage for the release of Room 5's debut album, Music & You: The Album, in March 2004. With the success of "Make Luv" and its follow-up single "Music & You," Room 5 solidified its presence in the electronic music landscape.