Streaming Deep House Music 24/7
Odogg
Founder and ongoing developer of the world renowned Dogglounge Radio which plays a 24-hour continuous stream of collective deep house music to listeners all over the world. Odogg as a DJ brings you a carefully selected mix of diverse and rare house sounds that makes his mixes unique. His mixes can be played over and over and they never get old. Odogg is on a never-ending quest for the best quality tracks and mixing them for you in an easy-listening fashion which makes every mix worth downloading.
Alex Motu
Alex Motu (a.k.a. Edo van Randen) has been active in the dutch-house scene since 1989. He started as a light-jockey in de “Waakzaamheid†in Zaandam, where he was working together with Eelco Anceaux (Chemistry). Shortley after, he was asked by Jeffrey “Abraxas†Porter, for sound and light support at Planet E. A weekly clubnight in the Koggestraat in Amsterdam. When Planet E had to close, Jeroen Flamman and his partner Jeff Porter, opened up the first and famous “Subtopia†after-boat behind the Central Station (scaffolding 14), where Alex, again, was responsible for the sound and lights as well as being a dj. This is where he played together with artists like Gino Lightner, Abraxas, Flamman, Jeroen Homan, Armando (USA), LFO (UK), Eddie “Flashin†Fowlkes (Detroit), Juan Atkins (Detroit) …and others.
Jemaho
Born in 1969, Jemaho started playing music in 1983. Being one of the first who introduced House Music to a larger public in Belgium he had opportunities to play in legendary clubs like The Café D’Anvers or The Catacombes. He’s now known for his infamous Nova Casa Jazz and the latter One15 Sessions. Exclusive resident for Dogglounge Radio, Jemaho is also the brain behind Jazzy Butterfly Records, a digital label that tends to prove that real Deep and House Music can also survive in this digital world. He has also, as a producer, releases on Xoom Recordings, Major League House, Série Limitée, Pocket Money and others!
Voodoo Lopez
Voodoo Lopez, spanish DJ based in Costa del Sol, I’d started my musical career as local dj radio during the 80’s at the same time playing pop rock in a local band, as rhythm guitar, singer and composer.  I love music. My father is a great classic music lover, so I’d involved in any kind of music since I was a child. I’d enjoyed the disco music during the 70’s, the classic rock bands, so for me the best thing in life was to be a musician. We are true believers! And I hope that you enjoy my mixes here in Dogglounge Deep family.
Sara Scruton
Sara Scruton also known as Ninaflower is a Toronto-based D.J and a graduate of the Harris Institute for the Arts where she studied music business and sound engineering. Sara started djing at the age of 17. Over The past two decades of Djing has led her to a style all her own: pitched down, cut and paste minimal tech & house with a Nu-Jazz influence which has evolved into a passion for Deep House.
DJ Channing
DJ Channing (aka The King of The Deep) and former member of the elite ‘Secret Service’ has been with the Dogglounge since it’s early days and has never deviated from representing the deeper sounds of house music. When DJ Channing is on the decks you can be certain you’re in for a euphoric aural experience.
DJ M
Throwing sounds out from the center of the North Island of New Zealand, Djm brings you The Rythm Section every week at 3AM CST/10PM NZ (GMT +13).
Neonlogic
Born in 1975 in Oporto, Pedro Frederico soon realized that music would play a huge part in his life. He attended the Conservatoire in his hometown and completed a degree in classical guitar; he also attended the painting class at the Fine Arts Schools of Oporto during the same period. He lectured classical guitar for some years until he pursued his career in graphic arts finishing also a college degree in photography and cinema. Electronic music came late in his life, the passion grew and he needed to go to the decks to play the music that he started to love. Neonlogic is the result of that passion.
Killa-b
Hailing originally from Duluth, MN, Killa-b has been known to blow up the dancefloor with the deepest and most explosive mixes in the streets. Tune in for, Deep in the Streets.
Luis Marcel
Spinning records since 1991, evolved thru the years to appreciate all types of music although has a special passion for spinning deep house. You can catch his cameo appearances during the 404 Sessions with The Curious J.
DJ Marky B
DJ Emeritus
Based all the way from London, UK… DJ Marky B first became interested in turntable mixing in 1983. He was hooked on the early 80’s Electro/HipHop scene and the sounds coming out of the streets of NYC from DJs such as Whiz Kid, Grandmaster Flash and Grandmixer DST. While being into HipHop, Breakdancing and Graffiti/Subway Art from an early age, his turntable skills progressed at a rapid rate and was very popular locally for his mixing, scratching and turntablism skills whilst even still at school, taking lots of time out of studies to find those rare and hard-to-find break beats that everyone heard sampled and wanted, but didn’t know where to get.
DubC
DJ Emeritus
The deejay journey began in 1993 in the Midlands and northern UK with parties and small club nights called Swarve and boat parties and gigs at Worcester. Then came deejaying at the UK’s number one club, Hard Times, the first UK club to import the soulful sounds of house music, and best DJs, from the USA. This was followed by a residency at Flaming Colossus, the number-one club in Leicester, and Lost Weekend in Nottingham,
In 2000 DubC became a Saturday resident at MSQ Macclesfield with a night called Funktion Groovin’. 2002-2004 was spent as a resident on various nights in such Midland clubs as Indi Bar (Forward), So-Bar, Bakers, and Liberty. DubC also deejayed on BPM, an early internet radio station.
DJ Hard Drive
DJ Emeritus
A variety of reasons prompt DJs to take on the turntables professionally, but few in retrospect will admit they figured out it would make them cool. Nate Lee, a.k.a. DJ Hard Drive confesses humorously that the cool factor is indeed what got him in the DJ’ing biz circa 1995, but is definitely not what keeps him there. Originally from Minneapolis, the mop-topped ex-raver will dish out his serrated brand of funky house for crowds who can show some love. “I play music for people who want to dance and get down,” he explains. “If you’re not dancing, you’re not really feeling the music like it should be felt.” Influenced by the hard acid sounds of such Midwest legends as Terry Mullan and Derrick Carter, Hard Drive has shared his sound with hordes of househeads all over the Midwest, California, Texas, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Mexico, Europe, and Florida (the latter at Miami’s Winter Music Conference).
Neyno
DJ Emeritus
Born and raised in the Brew City (Milwaukee, WI), Neyno has been an avid music lover for as long as he can remember. Having been exposed to a diverse selection of styles through his family, it was his brother’s choice in music which intrigued him the most. Introducing him to the likes of M|A|R|R|S, Afrika Bambaata, Daft Punk, Herbie Hancock, Newcleus, and many others caused him to include these new sounds into his ever growing musical palette. Over the years his love of Electronic Music grew with his desire to discover more.
The Curious J
DJ Emeritus
Rhythmic, deep, inspiring, electro-natural, beats for dancing. It’s very hard for me to pinpoint at what point in my life I became a house-head. As far as I can remember I’ve been enamored with dance music (and the true culture it breeds) in all of its varieties. In my opinion, music and dance are vital to un-pollute your soul, connect you to your past, guide you into the future, and connect you to people with similar outlooks on life. I love music in general but have found my musical calling in this thing they call House.
Boogie Down
DJ Emeritus
Santiago grew up in the Bronx, NYC and was introduced to house music at the young age of 17 years. It was soon after that he started to explore the different sounds produced by world renowned djs working the dance floor during his time in the famous clubs of New York. Employeed (as a barback) at discotheques Club USA, Danceteria, and The Tunnel, all located in the heart of New York’s Manhattan, Boogie witnessed history as he watched and listened to the musical pioneers work their magic and contribute to an amazing transformation in the genre we know as house music. Since then, Boogie has loved and adopted that New York sound, coupled with the wonderful beats from places such as Chicago, San Fransisco, New Jersey, and Puerto Rico, as well as from our brothers in house in all of Europe.
Marko Darko (1960-2011)
DJ Emeritus
Discovering Northern Soul (a dance movement that grew out of the Wigan Casino club in the North of England) in 1977, further influenced by the DIY ethos and basic honesty of the Punk movement in the late 70’s and the resurgence of homegrown Ska and Reggae in UK, The Suit has been wedded to honest and soulful music all his adult life.
A long term listener and member of Dogglounge, Marko Darko (The Suit) had a ‘Road to Damascus’ moment of epiphany in The Curious J’s living room (mind your tongues boys’n’girls) in March 2007 when he discovered that beatmatching on a pair of Technic 1210 MkIIs was a LOT easier than on a pair of ageing belt drive Garrards (the last righe had played on in 1985).
Returning home to the UK, he immediately bought himself a set-up, vinyl and got to work practicing; transforming a spare room at his offices into a studio and spending WAY too much time spinning (often into the not-so-early hours of the morning).
DJ Nola
DJ Emeritus
Widely known and admired throughout the Duluth & Minneapolis scene focusing mainly on her passion for spinning rare disco/funk and deep house she gains respect from her peers & fans alike for her mixing skills, track selection and her vast knowledge of the old skool originals that have been a major impact on the sounds of today.
Fleep
DJ Emeritus
Started around 1984 in a small country town in Australia at the Community Radio Station 2YOUFM. Had a regular late night show playing mostly experimental music like Jean Michel Jarre, Tangerine Dream, Can, Vangelis, Robert Schroeder, Eno, Robert Fripp, Alan Parsons Project, Pink Floyd, Mike Oldfield and other artists.
Moved to Sydney, Australia 1986 and discovered dance music by chance while walking past a record store playing early house and disco. Learnt beat mixing from his friends in Sydney DJ Nardo and Fimo. Started to DJ events in Sydney in the late 80’s and early 90’s at various bars, clubs and raves. At the same time, importing and distribute records for other DJ’s. Around 1994, stopped DJ’ing after being taking a position as an Audio / Video Engineer.
Moved to Japan in 1999 and started to DJ again. Played in Tokyo at various clubs including Club Yellow, Aoyama Loop and other places. DJ’d together with DJ Dejan under the name Poor Merchants. These days I rarely DJ in Tokyo.
Marcello Castellani
DJ Emeritus
DJ/producer, creator and founder of Slap Radio Groove , through in which is determined to spread the house underground club culture, incorporating the various blends of house with soul, funk jackin, lounge music and deep house. As a graphic designer he combines colors and shades achieving a remarkable outburst of sensuality in his professional work. Mr. Castellani’s mixsets collaborate styles with great influence on funk, soulful, disco, vocal & jazzy groove.
Special Dark
DJ Emeritus
Special*D has been a mobile DJ for 10 years, puttin’ time into really developing his style. He’s done the club scene for a couple years, but he’d rather just chill and spin for hours for people who’ll appreciate it the most. He’s also addicted to spinning with a live band and breakin’ it down with a scratch or horn solo. He spins with 2 Technics 1200’s mk5s, a rane 56i mixer, Stanton’s Final Scratch, couple horns, an E-mu keyboard as well as other expensive stuff. He’s damn happy to be on the Dogglounge.
DJ Phatman
DJ Emeritus
Jose R. Torres Jr., AKA DJ Phatman, was born and raised in Chicago and began his affair with music at an early age. He embraced the sounds of his parent’s priceless record collection. His mother collected the soulful sounds of Motown, while his father moved to the rhythmic percussion albums of his beloved land Puerto Rico. These influences and his natural rhythm are the roots of the music he plays. In 1984, at the ripe age of 14, Phatman received his father’s blessing and assistance to get his first pair of turntables and a mixer.
Paulo Arruda
DJ Emeritus
Paulo Arruda, brazilian dj from the Amazonian city of Porto Velho, it’s well known by the Deep House lovers, with more than 64 millions of access into his Youtube channel and more than 54k followers on his Facebook page. Finalist of Burn Studio Residence in 2013, with a solid range of styles and accurate selection, Paulo actually alternate his residency on the radio program “Mixology†on 107.5 FM in San José, Costa Rica, with live gigs in big festivals in Brasil, USA, Argentina, Spain, Ireland and Costa Rica.
Serious-Man
DJ Emeritus
Discovering electronic music very early to the late 90’s listening to “Can You Feel It” by Mr Fingers on some TV show “Better Days” … The house will never leave … Sometimes deep, more parking, more jazzy, more clubby … everything is there, and his sets you will find all this diversity and all the deep respect he has for this music …
It is first on the radio during his college years he will make his debut and refine his technique … It is important that this period will meet with Mr Eric who will be born soon the project “Different” and the association of the same name. Those two do more quiter and their mutual influence will be the umbilical cord of their vision of the house … The production will quickly pressing especially from a family of musicians … And that in 2007 his productions are already signed.
Mike Metz
DJ Emeritus
Mike Metz from Cleveland has been playing locally in the house music scene for decades and is an avid vinyl collector. DJ Metz was the host of the weekly show, “Fundamental Frequencies” on Dogglounge Radio.
DJ Tyago
DJ Emeritus
Tiago Cardoso born in the City of Porto / Portugal, from very early began his passion for dance music, when he was 14, sonorities as the techno already made part of their musical tendencies, frequenting local clubs…. A few years later, gave way to his new favorite sound …. the name was House Music and National Dj’s like Tó Pereira (DJ Vibe), Frank Maurel or Carlos Manaça became big influences in what came to be his number one passion, deejaying.. At the age of 18 he began to practice in a friend’s house and two years later he had the opportunity to be resident in a local club with the chance to play with nationally recognized names. Ever since then, he has continued his work, being able to play in other clubs and private parties, pawned in several sonorities from Deep, Soulful & Funky house, going by the Progressive, Tribal and Electro House……. In 2004 he became interested in production, an area that he dedicates a lot of his time to learning, and creating works that he hopes to present as a professional in the near future. Since 2007 he started having a weekly residence streaming over the best online deep house radio “Dogglounge” and virtually on Second Life’s Dogglounge Club, with his already famous session called “Sexo Na Praia” Deep House Perfume!!
DJ Flatcracker
DJ Emeritus
As a DJ/Remixer/Producer, DJ Flatcracker, aka Shane McLean, is hitting the scene with his deep, sexy house music. His discography includes released remixes for Kaskade and the Rurals, and numerous unreleased tracks for multiple artists including Colette, Andy Caldwell, Summer of Space, SoulMagic, and Camouflage.
Having a passion for music all of his life, DJ Flatcracker’s musical path began in the Salt Lake City area over a two decades ago. Enthralled with electronic dance music, and spinning in clubs at the tender age of 16, he began to build his love for music from spinning, to recently producing, and remixing.
