Justin Mylo is a House act from Netherlands, ranked #989 in the world on the DJ INDEX with 378,000 monthly Spotify listeners. That also puts them #100 in Netherlands and #390 in House among the acts we track. Their monthly audience has slipped 7% over the 6 weeks we have tracked them, from 408K to 378K. Their tracked peak was 408,300 in Aug 17, 2026. They have 92,574 Spotify followers and a Spotify popularity score of 46/100. Their most-streamed track on Spotify is “Burn Out (feat. Dewain Whitmore)”.
Who Justin Mylo is
Emilio Justin Behr (born 7 November 1995), better known by his stage name Justin Mylo, is a Dutch musician, DJ and record producer from Amsterdam. He gained recognition after working and collaborating with Martin Garrix on the single "Bouncybob".
Biography from the Justin Mylo article on Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Most played tracks
The tracks Spotify surfaces first for Justin Mylo, with its own 0–100 popularity score alongside.
Latest releases
20 recent albums and singles. Cover art links through to Spotify.
Listener trend
7 weekly snapshots. Peak so far: 408K in the week of Aug 17, 2026.
Scene ranks
Around them in the chart
Artists to compare
Acts at a similar level in house, and the biggest names from Netherlands.
Justin Mylo vs the field
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Justin Mylo in numbers
How many monthly Spotify listeners does Justin Mylo have?
Justin Mylo has 378,000 monthly Spotify listeners in the week of Sep 28, 2026, as published on their public Spotify artist page.
What is Justin Mylo's world ranking?
Justin Mylo is ranked #989 of 4408 electronic music artists in the DJ INDEX, which ranks purely by monthly Spotify listeners.
Where is Justin Mylo from?
Justin Mylo is from Netherlands, where they rank #100 among the acts we track.
What kind of music does Justin Mylo make?
Justin Mylo is categorised as House in the DJ INDEX. Spotify tags them as future house, edm, progressive house.
Snapshot from the week of Sep 28, 2026. Listener figures come from Spotify's own public artist page and are rounded.