The Sinister Saint : Released 2011 : This is the latest mix I have released and is a melting pot of a few various house genres including Tech, Funky, Hard, and Deep house.  I took it on a journey from more down tempo tracks to harder edged styles by the end of the trip.  All though I still play a lot of dirty electro as the normal style, this release was a break into something more preferred for my current moods last year.  I wanted to take a break from the Electro sound that everyone and their mother seemed to be on board with at this point.  As always, I like to stay ahead of the music curve and try to help discover new sounds by leaving behind those genres that are being heavily saturated.  


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91.7FM WKDU Philadelphia Mix Show featuring DJ Jeff Heart - January 2023

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2006 Mix of Hard House Tracks spun live on 4 Technics SL1200 Turntables and a Pioneer DJM-800 Mixer.

Heavy Hearted

Light Hearted

I Love Electro

Back To Skool - National release in 2003 - A Journey through the early genres of dance music and classics that helped spawn many of the mainstream and underground styles you recognize today.  I did some scratching on this album as well. 

Back To Skool

Self Medication : 80 Minutes of Shiny Plastic : Released 2005 : Title was a rendition of an earlier release called "90 minutes of Tape", but as CD's became the mainstay, this release was released on CD only.  Features a deeper mix of chilled out house with a funky edge.  This was done for the late night vibe I was feeling during the time and was a far stretch from the typical "hard" sound I was known for while touring in the early to mid 2000's.

Self Medication

Hard as House 2 : Released March 2000 : Known by many as the "Blue Tape", this was my first release within the "rave" market that received acknowledgment to put me on the map as an "underground" DJ.  It was partially responsible for launch of my career into the National touring market and was released during my 4 year residency at club Space/Motion in Philadelphia.  Filled with Hard House Anthems and early years of my growth into turntablism, it received a ton of write ups and praise (very thankful for that) because scratching wasn't typical at the time for house music DJ's.  This release helped me push Hard House as an accepted genre through the NE corridor and led me to cross country performances.  It's an album I will never forget with all it's history and weight within my career.  I gave out more than 30,000 copies of this tape in over 20 states back in 2001 - 2004

Hard as House 2

Funky Breaks : Released 1998 : Another Genre I was toying with "back in the day" was breaks.  Always so funky and great for scratching and tricks.  I did a lot of live synths and effects on this album too.  What a tempo change from most of what I do these years!  So long ago I can't even find the album art file to upload yet.  Enjoy!!!

Funky Breaks

House is Where The Heart Is : Released 2005 : This release followed suit of the style that I had been touring with after the closing of "Space" nightclub a short few years prior.  A mix of UK and American Hardhouse with a lot of anthem type tracks that continued my signature sound for the time.  Very bouncy and high pitched with a lot of aggression behind the rhythms.  I had always been into that hard edged sound that makes you want to dance your ass off hard core!  Filled with a ton of floor fillers and energy, this album was one of the last to portray my hard house style that I was synonymous with.  I started feeling other sounds at this point and it was probably the early lead in to my "electro" beginnings. 

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