DJ BLACKLOW | HOUSE IS A FEELING

I had the pleasure of DJing for some of the most important people in my life during the week of my 50th birthday in Provincetown. Gifford House has become such an incredibly important space in this mystical magical queer little town and there's nowhere I'd rather have gathered my closest loved ones to share a dance floor outing with than Purgatory. Please enjoy all 3 hours of this fun birthday journey... I was shedding tears of joy by the end of the night.I also want to wish a very happy Pride Season to all of my fellow queer folks, as well as our allies, this June. Remember always that queer dance floors are an important epicenter of resistance and they're always one of the greatest sources of community and joy.

Please enjoy Part 2 of my set at The Cuff Complex from my hometown of Seattle back in April. The "Demon Circuit" spirit was alive & well with the children!Advanced Warning: this set pops the f-ck off at points!Check out Part 1, here: Djblacklow – Demon-circuit-the-cuff-seattleThe theme for the night was "welcome back to our Queen of Pop - Madonna!" Part 1 opened with a Sgt Slick mashup of an Armand Van Helden classic ("Hear My Name") layered over "Borderline," and Part 2 closes with one of my favorite Junior Vasquez/Madge anthems of all time! (you'll have to listen to the end to find out which it is!) ... here in Part 2 you'll hear Nick Bertossi's updated remix of "Future Lovers" into the brand new "I Feel So Free" from "Confessions II", leading directly into Peter Rauhofer's classic remix of "Impressive Instant" from 2000. Dance your asses off and enjoy!

It was such an honor to have the opportunity to play at INDUSTRY in Puerto Vallarta back in February. But what made the night most special was that it was the after party celebrating the wedding of my two friends, Zach & Justin. From Tove Lo to John Legend (their first dance was to "All Of Me"), it was so much fun incorporating some of their favorite tracks into this set. Congrats guys! Here's to a long beautiful life together of love and adventure!

It's been a full year now that I've been returning monthly to Chill Bar in Palm Springs for a monthly residency and I couldn't be more grateful for the experience. I always have great crowds and an even greater time in the booth there and it's truly become a highlight of a gig for me. A major thanks to Rob G and Patrick Ryan in the booth, for all of your love & support! I've decided to start recording and posting my sets from there every now & then, so here's my first installment from Feb. 7th, 2026. This is a very pop centric set - I get into some house-y sections - but it's really mostly mainstream tracks and remixes that have broad appeal. That's just what this particular room requires... but it's good gym and workout music though, so I hope you enjoy!

I'm not sure what was in the air last Friday, but this set went off from the beginning! The Seattle crowd musta been very ready to get away from their families and onto the dance floor, because the energy zipped from 0 to 100 within the first 30 minutes. All kidding aside, this may be the best set I've played all year... I was in a great mood and I was really having a lot of fun in the booth this night. Gonna break this one into two parts, because it's worth taking the time to savor each part of the journey. I hope you enjoy it!

Sharing my full set from the patio of The Cuff in Seattle for its first ever "Demon Circuit" Halloween party! A huge shout out to Weston Blankenship for organizing this awesome new event and for having me play it... and also to my sis, Hector Fonseca, for playing an amazing set in the main room! This is a fun set with a gentle & gradual build-up. Enjoy!

I had such a great night in my former home town of Portland recently playing this late summer set at The Get Down for BRÜT. Feeling post-Burning Man inspired, I delivered a set that's truly emblematic of where my sound is heading these days. (more similar to what you heard in my PTown/Gifford House set back in July)Learning the art of opening takes years and the first hour of this set is a true warm-up to welcome the crowd and slowly start filling the dance floor. DJ's should never start the night at an 11 and I have great honor & respect for the slow build and the long journey; music that weaves and tells a story over the course of the night. You'll hear a transition about an hour in when the crowd starts to usher in and the night really begins. From there on out, it's 90-minutes of tech house heaven.I've been going a bit acapella crazy recently and this night was no exception. I had a lot of fun playing several tracks for the first time including Adam Ten's "Just Kidding" (layering Shawnee Taylor's "Live Your Life" vocals over), N2N's new track "Naked," Vinter's "Space Pump," BLOND:ISH's new "Don't Cha" remix from The Pussycat Dolls, and my friend Simon Harrison's new original "Find Me On The Dance Floor" (also with a special acapella layered over!)I hope you enjoy this set... please repost, share, and say something in the comments if you do!

It's been a hot boy summer and there was certainly no exception last month at BUNKER in DC for its BURNING UP Disco Party! I always love playing for my friends at BUNKER and I had so much fun putting this set together - I think there are at least 5 different tracks in here sampling "Love Sensation"! (so see if you can find 'em all!.... plus, there's "Burning Up" tracks from Cevin Fisher, Kylie Minogue... if that burning sensation is involved, you're gonna hear it here!)... this set is a 5-1/2 journey, with things moving from warm-up into high-energy party mode at around the 75-min mark. The "hot stuff" from Part 2 will be coming next week!

Get ready for Part 2 of my set from The Cuff on June 29th at Seattle Pride. This is the back half of my closing set on Sunday night with the most wonderful crowd a DJ could ask for. I pulled out my remix of "Brave" by Sara Bareilles, which I haven't played in 8 years. And I took a bit of a risk by ending the night with the full 1998 Extended Pride Remix by Junior Vasquez of Cyndi Lauper's "True Colors" - this remix has meant so much to me over the years, but I've never played it live. With Cyndi's farewell tour happening this summer, it felt like the right moment. The remix starts out high energy before slowing down tempo and dropping into the original song, before building back up again to its crazed crescendo... it gives folks that romantic moment at the end of the night to slow dance and reflect on what Pride might mean to them. It's a moment that always resonated powerfully with me when I heard this track on many NYC Pride weekends and I wanted to share this moment - a part of Junior's legacy (the set also features his "Rocketman" Arena anthem) - with a new generation. And then, of course, the set ends with the ending track of all ending tracks... as the last dance of the night. Next up... my full set from Purgatory at Gifford House in Provincetown on July 3rd!

Please enjoy Part 2 from my set at The Cuff Complex in Seattle on May 17th, 2k25! This is the high-energy peak hour half of the night. I'll be back at The Cuff playing the closing set for Seattle Pride on Sunday, June 29th, and I couldn't be more excited for the night!!!

Hey y’all! It’s almost summertime, and although things may feel tough in the world right now, music is always there to get us through the hard times. I had a lot of fun whipping up this May ‘cast, which features a few of my recent private edits, along with Stephen and me’s remix of “Get Your Flowers,” from “Drag Race” star Sapphira Crystal, which is releasing later this month! We went in a fun, high-energy “Purple Disco” direction with this one, and it’s been crushing it on dance floors recently!I hope you enjoy this journey into sonic joy. And if you feel inspired, please repost and share. I’ll see you in Atlanta soon. And remember always... #HouseIsAFeelingThe tracklist is available over at Podomatic:Follow me, here:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/djblacklow/Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/djblacklowMixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/djblacklow/ Podomatic: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/djblacklow Amazon Music: https://bit.ly/47Ra71P Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3XVVmG7 The Tracklist:1) Future Lovers (Nick Bertossi Remix | Blacklow Intro Mix Edit) - Madonna2) One More Time (DJ Blacklow Daft Punk Edit) - WEISS3) METALLURGENCY (Tedd Patterson Remix) - Rimarkable vs. My House - Chuck Roberts (DJ Blacklow Edit) 4) Nissan Altima (Devault Remix) - Doechii5) Tainted Love (Original Mix) - Crazibiza, Cheesecake Boys, Babes on the Run6) You Must Feel (Extended Mix) - CASSIM7) Stronger (Capri Extended Remix) - Earth n Days8) Fixed For Love (Extended Mix) - Chaney9) Give Me Your Name (DJ Blacklow Edit) - Disco Fries vs. The Ting Tings10) Spin Me (Original Mix) - Ghostbusterz11) House Fire (Extended Mix) - Zander (UK)12) Fallin In Love (Butch Extended Remix) - Armand Van Helden, A-Trak, Duck Sauce13) My Lovin (Tom & Mikey Remix) - Mike Newman, Tom & Mikey14) Chain Chain (Original Mix) - Crazibiza, Black Blood15) Mirror Machine (feat. Aurelia Ray) - Ferreck Dawn16) Super Graphic Ultra Modern Girl (Stephen Jusko & DJ Blacklow ‘Prepare the Flash’ Performance Remix) - Chappell Roan17) Get Your Flowers (Stephen Jusko & DJ Blacklow Remix) - Sapphira Crystal (coming soon!)18) If You Could Read My Mind (Sgt Slick's Melbourne ReCut) - Stars on 54

Please enjoy the first half of my set from the Change of Seasons party for the Joining Hearts foundation, live The Heretic in Atlanta on April 5, 2025. This was the warm-up, with the peak hour second half coming soon! I'm incredibly grateful to Joining Hearts and to the amazing Atlanta community for hosting me!

Please enjoy my set from Aspen Gay Ski Week, January 18, 2025, from the lobby of the Limelight Hotel. This is - undoubtedly - a pop girlie set, not one of my traditional house music sets. But for all the pop girlie connoisseurs out there, it bops along summin' fun! Also, I haven't been able to get the new Avicii documentary, "Avicii - I'm Tim," out of my head since watching it last month. So, this set opens and closes with a little tribute to him. If you haven't watched it yet, be sure to check it out on Netflix.