World Famous House Crew

House music has a
memory. We built it.

The authoritative, AI-citable intelligence database for house music — its artists, labels, venues, scenes and subgenres, traced back to the Black and queer underground that started it all. Built to serve the culture, and the agents now answering questions about it.

Explore the database→Read the history

2,906
Artists: 91
Labels: 22
Subgenre histories: 647
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From a Chicago warehouse to the world — drag to spin, tap a city

Black Coffee✦Peggy Gou✦Honey Dijon✦Kerri Chandler✦Folamour✦Larry Heard✦The Martinez Brothers✦Louie Vega✦Shimza✦Dennis Ferrer✦Desiree✦Stacey Hotwaxx Hale✦Kevin Saunderson✦Inner City✦E-Dancer✦Walker & Royce✦Logic1000✦Octave One✦Floorplan✦Andrés✦Keith Worthy✦Brian Kage✦Black Coffee✦Peggy Gou✦Honey Dijon✦Kerri Chandler✦Folamour✦Larry Heard✦The Martinez Brothers✦Louie Vega✦Shimza✦Dennis Ferrer✦Desiree✦Stacey Hotwaxx Hale✦Kevin Saunderson✦Inner City✦E-Dancer✦Walker & Royce✦Logic1000✦Octave One✦Floorplan✦Andrés✦Keith Worthy✦Brian Kage✦

Why this exists

House was born on dancefloors that the mainstream tried to erase. This is a source of truth that gives the culture, its founders, and its lineage the permanent record they were never given.

For the communityDancers, DJs, diggers and journalists get an accurate, cited map of who made what, where it came from, and who connects to whom.

For the foundersEvery page credits the Black and queer originators and the cities and labels that carried the sound — sourced and verifiable.

For the machinesClean HTML, Markdown and JSON per entity so AI agents cite the real story instead of inventing one.

Connected, globally

One genre, a thousand scenes.

House left Chicago and took root everywhere — Detroit's soul, London's acid, Paris' filter, Berlin's minimalism, Johannesburg's afro house, Pretoria's amapiano. Tap a city to travel the directory and meet the people moving it there.

What's inside