Deep, tech, and afro house for clubs, festivals, and private events across Hawai‘i — original productions, unreleased edits, and sets mixed live for the room in front of me.
Original tracks and edits. The fastest way to know if I'm the right fit for your night.
Full tracks play for anyone signed in to Spotify; everyone else hears previews.
I'm a house music DJ and producer based in Honolulu, with records out on Spotify and Beatport through Xtaosea Music. I play deep, tech, and afro house, and I build the set live off what the floor is actually doing, not off a printed playlist.
The productions aren't a side project — they're the set. I make these records, and you'll hear them alongside unreleased edits and IDs that don't exist anywhere else, which is the part another DJ physically cannot book you.
Straight up so nobody's time gets wasted: I don't play open format, I don't take requests, and I don't do weddings. If you want a house night done properly, that's exactly what this is.
House nights and residencies. Comfortable opening, peak time, or closing — tell me the slot and who's on either side of me and I'll build for it.
Day parties, pool and beach events, festival stages. Bigger room, same approach — read the crowd, keep it moving.
Resort venues, launches, pop-ups, and private parties that want a real house set rather than background music.
Releases out on Spotify and Beatport, plus unreleased edits and IDs that only get played out.
Full PA and lighting available if your venue doesn't provide it — one less vendor to chase.
Not a fit for: weddings, open-format nights, or request-driven events.
Tell me a bit about the night and I'll come back within a day with availability and pricing.
Spotify for Artists doesn't show you playlist save counts, and it won't show a label everyone's numbers in one place. I got tired of that, so I built the thing I wanted — then opened it up to anyone who wants it.
Play counts per track, monthly listeners, and followers — checked automatically four times a day so you catch a spike while it's still happening.
Which playlists you landed on, who curates them, how many saves each one has, and exactly which of your tracks are on it.
Labels see their whole roster at once. Artists track their own splits and follow the producers they came up with.