Homero Espinosa

Homero Espinosa is a prolific DJ, producer, and musician based in Northern California, renowned for his deep, soulful approach to house music. Active in the San Francisco Bay Area’s vibrant scene since the late 1990s, Espinosa began his musical journey as a hip-hop turntablist before evolving into one of the West Coast’s most influential house artists. Drawing on a rich palette of jazz, funk, and R&B influences, he crafts music that blends classic grooves with modern sensibilities, evident in his meticulous production and engaging DJ sets.

Espinosa’s work has found a home on esteemed labels such as Moulton Music, Large Music, and Defected, and he has collaborated with pivotal figures including Mark Farina and Colette. As the founder of Moulton Music, he has championed emerging talents and been instrumental in cultivating the Bay Area’s house music community. Whether in the studio, behind the decks, or nurturing new artists, Homero Espinosa consistently delivers a soulful, timeless sound that resonates with house music devotees worldwide.