For six years, the **Blend LA Podcast** has been a space where House music legends, pioneers, and rising stars come together to share their journeys. From **Chicago to South Africa, London to LA**, we’ve uncovered untold stories, explored the spiritual and cultural depth of House, and celebrated the global impact of this movement.

We've had the honor of sitting down with **iconic DJs and producers** like Tony Soul, Gene Hunt, Robert Owens, Lady Alma, Jesse Saunders, Wayne Williams, Vince Lawrence, Ultra Naté, Keith Thompson, and so many others who have shaped the sound and spirit of House music. We’ve connected with trailblazers like Lori Branch, one of the first female DJs in Chicago, and embraced the international energy of artists like Swazi Sunshine, Apiwe Bubu, DJ G, Roxcizzle, Yah Appiah, and Carlos Mena. We’ve talked about the roots of House, the culture it has built, and how it continues to thrive across generations and borders.

Of course, no episode would be complete without **The Catch-Up**—our candid, raw, and always entertaining commentary. Whether we're cracking jokes, breaking down House culture, or diving into deeper topics, the energy between the hosts keeps it all real.

As we celebrate this milestone, we recognize that **House music is more important now than ever**. In today’s political climate—where attacks on **Black culture, LGBTQ+ communities, and artistic expression** are on the rise—House music remains a **sanctuary of freedom, love, and resistance**. Born from **Black, queer, and underground communities**, this genre has always been a voice for the marginalized, a space for unity, and a soundtrack for liberation.

We also honor **Black History Month** by paying tribute to the pioneers who laid the foundation for House music, ensuring that their legacy continues to inspire future generations. And we’re amplifying **Albius' challenge** to all DJs: **Play with intention.** Every beat, every set, every mix should carry purpose, because House is more than music—it’s a movement.

And to top it all off, **AMP Collective brings the heat with a soulful House set to celebrate six years of Housing**—a proper way to mark this milestone with deep, uplifting vibes.

So join us as we reflect on the past six years, share behind-the-scenes moments, and look ahead to the future of House music and the Blend LA Podcast. This celebration is for **you**—our listeners, our community, our family.

🎧 **Tune in, turn it up, and let’s keep the movement alive.**

#BlendLAPodcast #6YearsOfHouse #HouseMusicForever #BlackHistoryMonth #PlayWithIntention

For The Culture Of House Music

The AMP Collective is back with the best House Music Podcast in the world, Blend LA Podcast. The first episode of 2025. Their podcasting skills are a little rusty. LOL. This International House Music Duo truly create in the moment, whether it's their electrifying DJ sets or episodes of Blend LA Podcast. Episode 46 is all Gospel House Music including an hour mix.

Enjoy.

For The Culture Of House Music

State of House Music in L A | 40 Years of House Music | Point Mugu Labworks Set | The AMP Collective.

The International House Music Duo talk about the state of House Music in Los Angeles in their "Catch up", 40 years of House Music and an amazing Soulful House Music set recording at Point Mugu about Malibu, California.

AMP talks about The Redline Venice " Redline Sessions" DJ sets in Venice Beach.
They give their points of views on the quality of today's House Music and what makes a real DJ, respectfully.

#housemusic #chicagohousemusic #apiwebubu #swazisunshine #lahousemusic #thewarehouse #robertwilliams #housemusicpodcast #labworks.

For The Culture Of House Music

Blend LA Podcast's hosts The AMP Collective have a dope in-depth conversation with House Music DJ and music producer Stan Zeff.

They talk Black culture in UK, the early House Music scene in Atlanta.

Stan talks about his experience at last year's Burning Man and his Tambor Party Cruise on the Nile River.

Plus much more, including an amazing mix.

A mix that takes you on a spiritual tribal pulsating sonic journey.

For The Culture Of House Music

The AMP Boys jump right into this one with their Catch up. Muthaland party DJ set.

For The Culture Of House Music

The AMP Collective talks The Warehouse Chicago & Killing of O'Shae Sibley. They end this emotional episode with their killer DJ set they performed at the Utopia party at Mama Shelter in Hollywood. Live recast. Fire set. Trust!

For The Culture Of House Music

Springtime is in the air, The AMP Collective catch up and talk about the House Music scene in LA, saving The Warehouse in Chicago, home of House Music. A dope mix of The Warehouse inspired mix.

Mentions - Frankie Knuckles, The Warehouse, Robert Williams, KG Supastar and Ade from Utopia.

For The Culture Of House Music

Afro LALA Party - Live for Resident DTLA - Roxcizzle & The AMP Collective.

The AMP Collective catches up and reflects on 2022. Recast of new party Afro LALA at Resident in DTLA.

Roxcizzle and The AMP Collective perform a dope night of Amapiano, Afro Tech, Gqom and Afro House music.

For The Culture Of House Music