Vincenzo Siracuso, Room Control, The Vagabond.

Winter in Miami

Benji Candelario & Duce Martinez, Sugar Groove @ The Dorchester Hotel.

Studio 54 Party with Jellybean Benitez & Robbie Leslie @ The Rec Room

Art Department @ The Wall, W Hotel.

Hi Kenny

Booty.

Tambor Party @ Ocean’s Ten.

Afternoon Delight Finale @ The Beach Plaza Hotel.

 Kenny Dope’s Bling.

Miss you…

WMC Househead.

Ultra Raver.

Tokidoki.

Words to live by.

Tambor @ Ocean’s Ten.

Downtown Bound.

Damian Lazarus, Get Lost @ Ice Palace.

Lambo Luv @ YUCA.

JACKED.

You should get a prize for this.

Modern Love Affair, The Wall, W Hotel.

Daje KILLED it this weekend at Revival. That voice!!
More clips to come!

Take in this bangin’ set from Art Department last week in Detroit. Add some seriously wicked vibes from a few thousand dancing people, sunshine, breeze from the water and there you have The Beatport Stage.

Art Department at The Beatport Stage, Hart Plaza.  Movement 2013, Detroit.

@ARTDEPTMUSIC – Liveset @ Movement Electronic Music Festival (Detroit) – 26-05-2013 by Technolivesets on Mixcloud

Next Up :: We’ve teamed up with NuJazz Festival & United Soul and head to our favorite spot in Parkdale to bring you another treat this month!

Tortured Soul playing your favs and bringing their energy to WRONGBAR!

Wrongbar Concert Hall is a hotspot for bringing the most eclectic bands and interesting acts to the city.

Wrongbar displays a rugged attention to detail – from the vintage pinball machine to the eclecticly-stocked jukebox. In particular, the boys tried to avoid the contemporary clichs of bar-making, hoping instead to give Wrongbar the austerity of Parkdales distinctive character.

In the front area, a long service bar accommodates about forty people, while a dimly lit lounge area is smattered with leather sofas and coffee tables. An elevated DJ station is the focus of the back space, while the dance floor is huge and could clearly host a rocking party good thing, as people will be lured here to groove to the talent lined up to hit the live stage.

Full Review via Club Zone Here + Visit the official site for Tortured Soul Here

Music by Groove Institute &  Gadget with percussion by Chico Pacheco. Hosts for the night are United Soul, Pradeep & Let There Be House.

STFU & DANCE  but first…...Listen to the BEET!

Jeff Graham joins Ali Black tonight, spinnin’ some vinyl at Nite Beat Radio!

Tune in today 9:00 – 11:00 PM EST for a lil STFU & DANCE Warm Up!

https://dubplate.fm/ ::  Urban Boogie Channel

FREE PARKING in the lot and on the street!!!  This weekend join us for a Sunday Funday Boogie!!

JACK APPROVED EVENT :: Email lettherebehouse.ca@gmail.com for REDUCED LIST &  LOCATION

DJ Set Times for tonight ::

Gcue 10-1230
Dinamo Azari 1230- 2
Gene Farris 2-5
Dirty Dale 5-close

Revised Admission with RSVP: $15 before 12am
$20 ALL NIGHT WITH RSVP
MORE AFTER 2

Love is a beautiful thing!

Toronto’s House Music Community comes together tonight at FIRED UP to help support one their own. A special fundraiser soiree with a STELLAR line up benefitting Alvaro and Christina Gonzlez.

A BIG shout out to everyone that is helping to make this happen. From providing the venue, to the DJs, bartenders, door staff, and all those donating their time, effort and love.

This is a great interview from a couple of years ago with Stuart Li by Little White Earbuds. In a city where different sounds were always mixed up back in the day, we’ve also been feeling this way for a while now…

Toronto doesn’t have the name recognition in dance music of, say, Chicago or Detroit. What was the scene like when you were coming up, and what’s happening dance music wise in Toronto today?

Stuart Li: From my experience (not to say that I’m an authority on the subject) Toronto may not have been an emanating source of dance music but it was a point of convergence and absorption. That is to say there wasn’t a definitive Toronto sound (of course we had a few known exports like Nick Holder, Strobe Records, Stickmen, etc.) but being in-between Chicago, Detroit and New York we took in all the influences and sounds coming from those places. Europe too had an influence on Toronto, not just musically but a lot of British expat DJs and promoters would pass on their knowledge of European club culture to the city. I was too young to go clubbing in the late 80′s (the main club at that time was Twilight Zone, which was described as Toronto’s answer to the Paradise Garage or the Warehouse). However, I discovered dance music through the local college stations on shows like Dave’s Dance Music (they would play a wide range of music including house, hip-hop, electro, R ‘n B and freestyle). When I was going out in the early 90s’ there was a big warehouse scene (some of the DJs were Mark & Aki, Dino & Terry, and PTS). You would hear a spectrum of house music from jacking Chicago, to deep Detroit house & techno to “vocal garage” and also the rougher styles (think Todd Terry) from New York. The crowd was mixed, a large percentage gay and very much into music. It was definitely a liberating experience. From about the mid-90′s as the sound was getting bumpier and harder I exited house music for a bit and got into jazz, soul, disco and so on. I was more into the soulful end of things and excited about finding out the source material for a lot of the samples in house and hip-hop. I did eventually find my way back to house during the late 90′s and early millennium with a revival of sorts in Toronto (it was the time of Roy Davis Jr., Spiritual Life, Ibadan, Body n Soul, Ron Trent re-emerging, Moodymann and Theo of course). Almost fittingly, I kept traveling back in time back to my roots and ended up getting back into Chicago and Detroit influenced material.

… There are a couple of good small and medium clubs with good programming. Most of the good nights though are loft/warehouse style and after hour parties with local DJs. There are nights for those that like it soulful and nights for those that like it bumpy or techy. But I wish there was a bit more mixture and a night with a wider spectrum of deep sounds. 

(Read the full article here)

Let There Be House proudly continues its promise to always bring you UNDERGROUND DEEP FROM ALL DIRECTIONS. 

Join us on the long weekend for a Sunday Funday Boogie!

House Music All Night Long. 

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