DJ/Producer/Remixer
Moulton Music/Harlum Muziq/UnHarnessYoself

David Harness is one of the most popular DJ/producers in the San Francisco Bay Area club scene. He has been described as ‘a man who lives, breathes and emanates everything that is beautiful about deep house music and classic garage.’ David is considered a ‘rising star’ within the dance community.’ With influences varying from Barry White and the Love Unlimited Orchestra, Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, Quincy Jones, the Jackson Five, Stevie Wonder, Parliament Funkadelic, the Isley Brothers and First Choice, among others it's easy to see why funk and soul have always been strong elements in his sound. In 1990, David began DJ’ing at the After Dark in his hometown of Monterey, California. As his popularity grew past the boundaries of Monterey, he was invited to establish a residency at Tilt and the Sound Factory in San Francisco. 

1994, David opened and DJ’ed at the popular club Lift at Club Dv8 (today known as Temple) in San Francisco. His success as a club DJ led to a DJ spot on commercial radio.  David joined the popular radio show Your Mama’s House on the San Francisco Bay Area’s number one radio station 106KMEL FM. Your Mama’s House was the only ‘true’ house mix show on any major radio station in Northern California. As part of the Your Mama’s House crew, David played a key role in exposing the masses to House Music in the San Francisco Bay Area till 1999. 

1995 David kicked off a seven year residency at San Francisco ‘s legendary Club Universe — San Francisco’s hottest Saturday night party. At Club Universe, David had the opportunity to play with many legendary DJs like Frankie Knuckles, Tony Humphries, Little Louie Vega, Tedd Patterson, Dave Morales, Danny Teneglia, London’s Simon Dunmore & Aaron Ross, Los Angeles’ Marques Wyatt, San Francisco’s Miguel Migs, Mark Farina and Kaskade, Quentin Harris, Dennis Ferrer, DJ Spen, Timmy Regisford, Doc Martin, Osunlade, Danny Krivit, Joe Clausell, Derrick Carter Mr. V, Kenny Dope, DJ Spinna— just to name a few. His growing popularity accelerated David’s natural progression into production.  In 1998, he released a CD for Universe Sounds and Twisted America, ‘Welcome to the Universe’. This innovative CD, recorded live from Club Universe, reflects San Francisco’s unique ‘sound’ and introduced the world to David Harness. Recognizing his talent, Twisted America quickly signed him to produce his first single, ‘Get It Together’, for a Twisted America compilation entitled ‘A Little Bit of the Old, A Lot of the New’.  In 1999, David started Taboo in San Francisco’s Mission District. Taboo started out of David’s love of House music and his desire to provide a showcase for Bay Area talent as well as internationally known DJs. Now in Oakland, this ongoing monthly party attracts a loyal crowd of househeads from around the San Francisco Bay Area and the globe to the this blending of spirit and soul.

September 2000, David launched DHJ Productions and has established himself as a respected producer and remixer. To date, David has worked on projects featuring artists such as Mary J. Blige, Luther Vandross, Aretha Franklin, Simply Red, Alicia Keys, Floetry, Donnie McClurkin, India Arie, *NSYNC, and Donnell Jones, Ann Nesby, Anane, Barbara Tucker, Inaya Day, Shea Soul, Dawn Tallman, Heidi Vogel, Yoko Ono, Roland Clark as well as remixing for labels Defected, Kings Street, Vega Records, Foliage, Quantize Recordings, Making Moves, Tribe Records, Look At You, Yellorange/Tony Records, Chez, Slaag, Bargrooves.  He is a partner in the Moulton Music label and divides his production time between his solo work and co-productions with Harlum Muziq (co-productions with Chris Lum).  David is also affiliated with Loveslap Recordings label releasing 2 cd's Loveslapped Vol2, & Heartbeat, as well as original production and remixes for the label. David Has performed at Coachella, Southport Weekender, Outside Lands, Pride Festival (SF-1995-2011, Oakland-2011/2012), Nextaid Benefit, Macy's Passport, and countless clubs and event around the globe.  




ABOUT DJ Greg Winfield
For thirty-five years, DJ Greg Winfield has been living his passion and honing his craft. Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, he found his first inspiration at home where his family routinely enjoyed a variety of music from blues, Motown R&B / soul to jazz and rock. Greg's brother, the late Bennie Winfield, Jr., was extremely influential in shaping his vision. In the early 1970's, Bennie was a founding member (along with Robert Williams) of U.S. Studios / The Warehouse, a local dance hotspot, which played an instrumental role in helping disco clubs get their start in the city. Being exposed to Bennie's endeavors, Greg was hooked for life. Under the tutelage of his cousin and mentor Darrell "Hollywood" Howell,
Greg began learning the fundamentals of how to DJ. In the mid-80's, he worked his way to WKKC, an urban radio station in Chicago, where he became one of the first DJs to mix live on the air every Friday night. Greg is still playing the show, "Friday Night Audio", to this very day and it is one the longest-running DJ mix shows in Chicago radio history. That experience ignited a spark that lit Greg's proverbial fuse. From the late 80's through the 90's and on into the new millennium, he has continued to develop his skills and personal DJ style, which he describes as "Chicago-meets-New York". A typical Greg Winfield set is an extraordinary and eclectic blend of hardcore house, classic disco, soul and R&B. Along his musical journey, Greg has played iconic Chicago venues such as The Playground, First Impression, Sauer's and Beverly House. And he has been inspired further by some of house music's most monumental figures, many of whom have been mentors as well: Tony Hatchett, The Legendary DJ Terry Hunter (both from The Chosen Few DJs), the afore-mentioned Robert Williams and the late, great Frankie Knuckles. The list of DJ luminaries with whom Greg has shared the spotlight includes Louis Vega of New York,
DJ Spen of Baltimore, Joe Causell, Quinton Harris, Stan Zef and the remaining members of Chicago's Chosen Few: Wayne Williams, Alan King, Andre Hatchett, Jesse Saunders and Mike Dunn. Since 2011, Greg can be found each and every Sunday night at The Dolphin nightclub heating up Terry Hunter's BANG!, the city's hottest house music residency. He's been on his path of passionate pursuit for nearly four decades now; and DJ Greg Winfield is showing no signs of slowing down anytime soon. 

Chicago based house and open format DJ. Been in the game since 1980 and love love love the music.

Known as a “lawyer by day, DJ by night,” Alan King is one of the early members of the legendary Chicago-based DJ crew, the Chosen Few DJs (now consisting of Alan, Wayne Williams, Jesse Saunders, Tony Hatchett, Terry Hunter, Andre Hatchett and Mike Dunn).  In the late ‘70s and early ‘80s, the Chosen Few DJs was a group of popular DJs from the city’s south side who played their unique brand of soulful dance music to huge crowds at Chicago night spots of historic importance in the birth and development of house music, including Sauer’s, First Impressions, the Playground and the Loft.  Alan’s influence on the house music landscape has been felt for more than 40 years, and he has been cited as an inspiration by countless DJs including legendary house music DJs and producers Frankie Knuckles, Steve "Silk" Hurley and Chip E.  Alan still regularly plays to rave reviews at clubs and events throughout Chicago, the United States and across the world.  The Chosen Few DJs also host the annual Chosen Few Old School Reunion Picnic each July 4th weekend in Chicago, one of the largest and longest running house music festival events in the world!

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