Jack McNeilage is a Scottish songwriter, producer, DJ, and multi-instrumentalist based in London. Jack’s songs have amassed over 300 million streams on Spotify alone. His versatility has allowed him to work across various genres from Chill House to Hardstyle, and from Dutch Pop to Scottish Folk Rock.
After being discovered by multi-platinum selling DJ Sam Feldt, Jack began writing and producing for some of the biggest names in dance music including Timmy Trumpet, VAMERO, Tom Enzy, POLTERGST, and many more. There was even a stage at Tomorrowland 2022 named after Jack’s song Renaissance of Rave which he wrote for Sub Zero Project. He also co-wrote and produced Dutch superstar Nick Schilder’s Top 10 hit Dancin’ Alone which has received extensive radio play across Europe.
Jack began as one half of the duo Able Faces which was highly successful in Germany and The Netherlands. They performed over 200 shows, including at iconic venues such The Royal Albert Hall and KOKO in London, and multiple times at Amsterdam Dance Event.
In 2024, within months of starting his chill house solo project (Jack David), Jack had a hit with his single Lost In The Night which has amassed over 25 million streams so far, and has had extensive airplay across Europe. Jack’s project continues to grow, and he has over 1 million monthly listeners on Spotify. As a DJ, Jack has performed alongside acts including Laidback Luke, FAST BOY, Martin Jensen, Sam Feldt, and Valtos.
Jack is also the Musical Director for Scottish comedy group Weegie Hink Ae That? He has written and produced songs for their last three shows which have toured across The UK, Europe, and the US. Most recently, Jack co-wrote and produced the group’s charity single Feeling This Christmas. Celebrities participating in the campaign for the song include Stephen Fry, Alan Cumming, Brian Cox, Lorraine Kelly, and Sam Heughan.
Other recent cuts include co-writing and co-producing the single Homeland for the new Scottish Folk Rock band The Getaway, and co-writing the Official 2026 Reverze Festival Anthem, which was used as the festival’s grand finale in Antwerp for the crowd of 25,000 spectators.
