SUBSTATION

About

SUBSTATION is a raw late-night house session in a historic train depot, powered by House and Jackin’ grooves, built for the dance floor. A curatorial platform for underground house music in Los Angeles. Two rooms. Real selectors. All night energy. Hector’s character, hard work and innovative ability has given him a prominent standing in the house music scene, leading him to become one of the most sought after artists. Also forming the production phenomenon's "Nickelz & Dimes, "Block Committee" & “Fries & Bridges”. Releases from Hector have enhanced highly respected labels such as Music For Freaks, Nightshift, Detour, Vista, Brique Rouge, Doubledown, Lowdown Music, and Robsoul. These popular works have lead to further demand with releases due on Restricted Access, DJ Sneak Classics, Magnetic, Pacha Recordings. As well as managing and producing on his own distinguished underground labels, Minority Music & The Factory. J.Dub is a unique and edgy presence in the Chicago house music pantheon with years of touring and genre smashing production under his belt. He’s toured North America and Europe extensively as a headlining DJ and lead vocalist for Greenskeepers as well as holding multiple residencies at clubs in Chicago, LA, Toronto, and Vancouver. In his early days on the club scene he was a regular at the legendary Shelter nightclub, Red Dog, Karma, RedNoFive, and most notably his Sorted night alongside DJ Heather at the iconic Smart Bar. Shows at Toronto’s Industry nightclub propelled him into the Canadian house scene leading to tours across the country. His classic mixtapes released by Canadian imprint Blu Funk Recordings solidified his status as an underground house standout and must see live performer. “Love On The Line”, “Vagabond”, “We Just Won't Stop”, “Through All This Stuff”, “Back and Forth”, “Master of Time”, “Deepest Trip” and “Too Cool To Dance” are just a few of the buzz worthy vocal projects released by dance/indie labels DFA, Smash Hit, Rockstar, GKM, Farris Wheel, Homecoming and label home, Exploited. His move to London early on led to sets at London DJ institutions Ministry of Sound, The End, and Turnmills.