Tempo House
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Why house music?" When asked what house music means to him Tempo explains. "When I hear real house it makes love to my ears and caresses my emotions. I hope you can understand why I never want it to end." It was that passion that lured Tempo into the Chicago house music scene. Jai, as family and friends know him, is a kat with roots in the suburbs of the windy city. Tempo is a seasoned dj with over a decade of experience. He first got his start in the Chicago house music scene playing at house parties which soon led to weekly after work corporate events where his passion for the music was felt by all and left them craving for more. It wasn't before long he started working for Trax Recordings under the renowned Larry Sherman and held weekly residencies at Chicago's hotspotsButterfield 8, La passage, Level and Spoon to name a few. Tempo has been providing Chicago ouse heads with a natural high he is the embodiment of quintessential Chicago house music, his passion for his craft and love of the music can be felt with every soulful beat.
Truly a renaissance man, Tempo has had experience launching a label, Infinite Soul Recordings. With its first release on this futuristic label being a remake of Bobby Caldwell's classic hit, "Do For Love", featuring new vocals by Blu; Tempo shows off his talent as a producer by breathing new life into a classic. Tempo's studio time has increased over the years to ensure 2010 to be another restless year. His commitment to excellence is unwavering; Tempo has collaborated with another Chicago great, Paul Johnson, and is releasing a song on Sonrisa Records out of Australia. Without a doubt, Tempo will soon be
spotted on dance charts throughout the world.
Not forgetting where he started, Tempo plans to continue contributing to late night encounters in the underground dance world. Tempo is among an elite group of artists that will be featured on Paul Johnson's 25th Anniversary European tour. Be on the lookout for his new releases. Homero Espinosa began spinning records as DJ Huey in the Bay Area in the early 90’s,
quickly finding a niche in the underground rave scene. He easily rose to prominence as one of the few rave DJ’s playing true underground house music in a scene overwhelmed by trance and European pop-dance
music.
Along the way, Homero began collaborating and making music with fellow Bay Area DJ and producer Allen Craig. Together, they founded Yerba Buena Discos in 2001. After years of successful music-making, Homero teamed up with label-mate Cubase Dan to form YBD Studios, a high-tech production facility in San Francisco’s legendary Moulton Studios. There, he has
honed his engineering and production skills and further developed his own distinct sound, a deeper, more late-night groove than his labelmates. His DJ schedule remains hectic, taking him from the Bay Area to places as far afield as New York, Paris, and Spain. Homero’s production skills have also led to him gracing the decks as an engineer for many Bay Area house music heroes.
Truly a renaissance man, Tempo has had experience launching a label, Infinite Soul Recordings. With its first release on this futuristic label being a remake of Bobby Caldwell's classic hit, "Do For Love", featuring new vocals by Blu; Tempo shows off his talent as a producer by breathing new life into a classic. Tempo's studio time has increased over the years to ensure 2010 to be another restless year. His commitment to excellence is unwavering; Tempo has collaborated with another Chicago great, Paul Johnson, and is releasing a song on Sonrisa Records out of Australia. Without a doubt, Tempo will soon be
spotted on dance charts throughout the world.
Not forgetting where he started, Tempo plans to continue contributing to late night encounters in the underground dance world. Tempo is among an elite group of artists that will be featured on Paul Johnson's 25th Anniversary European tour. Be on the lookout for his new releases. Homero Espinosa began spinning records as DJ Huey in the Bay Area in the early 90’s,
quickly finding a niche in the underground rave scene. He easily rose to prominence as one of the few rave DJ’s playing true underground house music in a scene overwhelmed by trance and European pop-dance
music.
Along the way, Homero began collaborating and making music with fellow Bay Area DJ and producer Allen Craig. Together, they founded Yerba Buena Discos in 2001. After years of successful music-making, Homero teamed up with label-mate Cubase Dan to form YBD Studios, a high-tech production facility in San Francisco’s legendary Moulton Studios. There, he has
honed his engineering and production skills and further developed his own distinct sound, a deeper, more late-night groove than his labelmates. His DJ schedule remains hectic, taking him from the Bay Area to places as far afield as New York, Paris, and Spain. Homero’s production skills have also led to him gracing the decks as an engineer for many Bay Area house music heroes.