Housepitality brings together pioneering talents from Detroit and Chicago for the first time. Feat. a 1-of-a-kind live performance by House Music Icon DAJAE!
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This week, Housepitality features the going away set from SF’s Lance De Sardi, a birthday set from C.J. Larsen, opening set from Housepitality founder Michael Tello. Groove Lounge set from Mozghan (We Are Monsters).
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Housepitality interviews Barcelona-based DJ/producer Sishi Rösch in advance of his SF debut performance.
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As the sunshine fades and Indian Summer turns to windy and grey SF winter, Housepitality is continuing to bring sounds reminiscent of a warmer place: Barcelona, Spain. This week’s guest, Sishi Rösch, is part of a new wave of artists coming from Barcelona, who are making waves at a very young age thanks to honing and perfecting a sound that has been called “Futuristic Gangsta House” or “Gangster disco.”
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As this beautiful SF summer continues, Housepitality is proud to continue bringing world-class artists to our midweek dance floor, and this week is no exception…
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In association with NextAid are proud to present a Housepitality like no other: a combined benefit, remix album release party, and birthday bash all in one, featuring performances by…
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Housepitality is proud to present the triumphant return of two of our favorites, house & dub techno master ERIC CLOUTIER (The Bunker, Down | New York) & producer & live PA techno artist extraordinaire CHRISTINA CHATFIELD (Beretta Grey, AYLI | SF)
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House music ICON PAUL JOHNSON brings his Daft Punk inspiring abilities to San Francisco for the first itme in a long time! Also new Housepitality resident Bai-ee of audioJazz warms the decks up with Tyrel Williams. But this isn’t these three Chicago artists first rodeo together…
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Beaner is a master at losing mobile phones and staying awake for long periods of time without the aid of stimulants. He enjoys masturbation, difficulty, overcoming odds, and tear-jerking finales.
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Anyone who experienced the very beginnings of the house techno scene around the Ann Arbor/ Detroit area is familiar with the name Chuck Hampton. He was like our local Derrick Carter, never missed a step and kept the bodies moving.
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