Seattle House Mafia

We are a trio of DJ veterans living in Seattle, WA formed through a shared love of quality House music.

DJ Sang-Do, Phil Anthony and Paul Velocity. Between the three of us we play Tech House, Vocal House, Melodic Progressive House, Jackin House, Deep House, Afro house, Tech, Trance and Tribal.

The views and opinions expressed by guests on this podcast are their own and do not necessarily reflect the official position of Seattle House Mafia or its producers. The content provided is for informational purposes only.


Seattle House Mafia

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Three DJs, one beach, zero rehearsal. Paul Velocity, Phil Anthony, and Sangdo go back to back to back for a mix session at Alki Beach, bringing funky house, tech house, deep house and vocal house music influences together for an exclusive sunset session.

This one's raw, live, and true to the Seattle House Mafia sound. Recorded on location in West Seattle. Turn it up and let the tide keep the tempo.

#DJMix #B2B2B #HouseMusic #AlkiBeach

17 hours ago | [YT] | 3

Seattle House Mafia

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Setting up the decks in his backyard, Paul Velocity delivers another belter of a mix, blending genres of vocal house, jackin' house and tech house into an hour of dance floor grooves.

01. Ruff Driverz presents Arrola - Dreaming (Sammy Porter Remix)
02. Josh Hunter - What Would We Do (Extended Mix)
03. Chares Lopez - Back To The Dancefloor
04. Jason Parker - Techno Cat (John Bounce remix)
05. Gianni Bini, The Rituals - Sun Goes Down (House In An Attitude Mix)
06. Den Pushkin - Room 69
07. Come With Me - DJ Landan Time
08. Nudisko - Say Yes
09. Dreamfreak - Comfortable Pain
10. Argh, Wag, Cate, Gianluca Argante - I Can Do
11. Taho & Matt Sugar R - Funky Boogie
12. Boris Brejcha - Exit
13. Apotech - Please Michaela Drug Me (Extended)
14. Soul Avengerz, Qubiko - The Music's Got Me High (Qubiko Remix)

#techhouse #vocalhouse #jackinhouse #djmix


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4 days ago | [YT] | 2

Seattle House Mafia

Phil Anthony sits down with Mixed Up Mike (Mike Comella), a Seattle DJ, promoter, and dance music veteran with more than 25 years in the scene.
https://youtu.be/F64MElY9U3o

Mike's introduction to dance music is one you won't forget. After growing up between Portland and Seattle and getting into trouble as a teenager, he found himself being hauled off to a wilderness rehabilitation program by two giant dudes, an experience that changed the course of his life.

There, he met a new group of friends who introduced him to his first rave at NAFF Studios in 1999, and the rest is history. Later that same summer, watching Seattle DJ legend Donald Glaude perform at Bumbershoot became the defining moment when he realized exactly what he wanted to do with his life.

Phil and Mike trace the full arc, from the early days grinding on Gemini belt-drive turntables and building a vinyl collection to landing his first residency at Watertown in Belltown while working a day job at Guitar Center.

They also dive into his work with Kaos Theory Events alongside promoter Jeff Dowlz, including the story of bringing Skrillex to Seattle for the very first time in 2011. The contract was signed before "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites" exploded a month later, setting the stage for a memorable call from the booking agent asking to renegotiate the deal.

The conversation also explores why Mike stepped away from DJing for a time, and what ultimately brought him back. That story is deeply personal.

One afternoon, Mike's three-year-old daughter Lila wandered into the garage and instinctively started back-spinning on his turntables. As a non-verbal child with autism, music has become one of the ways she connects with the world, and one of the ways Mike connects with her. Watching her that day, Mike realized DJing had become something bigger than himself.

About a year into creating content, Mike's "Bring These Tracks Back" series caught Phil's attention on Instagram, long before he realized Mike was local. That's what led to this conversation.

They also dive into a thoughtful discussion about AI in music, what it means for creators, why it sparks such strong reactions, and what it could eventually mean for people like Lila.

Honest, experienced, and refreshingly free of clout-chasing. Just a deep love of music and a story worth hearing.

https://youtu.be/F64MElY9U3o

#DJInterview #ElectronicMusic #SeattleDJ #HouseMusic #RaveHistory

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 2

Seattle House Mafia

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Earlier this year, house music lost DJ Buck.

For Crate Diggers Session 3, I wanted to revisit some of my favorite DJ Buck productions, remixes, and collaborations. These are records that helped shape my love of house music and destroy more than a few dance floors along the way.

A quick note on the opening track, Love Movement. You may hear a bit of surface noise during the first few minutes. Normally I'd try to find a cleaner copy, but this particular record has earned every crackle and pop. It's been played, shared, packed, unpacked, and played some more over the years. I decided to leave it exactly as it is.

Dedicated to the memory of DJ Buck.

(00:00) Intro
(00:35) 01. Doc Martin & Buck – Love Movement
(09:25) 02. DJ Buck – 405
(14:05) 03. Deep Groove Theory – Soul Satisfaction (DJ Buck Remix)
(20:18) 04. Chris Lum – Up All Night (Chris Lum & Buck Remix)
(26:29) 05. DJ Buck – Forward Movement
(30:54) 06. H-Foundation / Hipp-E & Halo – Hear Dis Sound (DJ Buck Remix)
(35:59) 07. DJ Buck – Release The Tension
(42:28) 08. Buck vs. Laj & Quakerman – West Coast Movement
(47:21) 09. DJ Buck – The Bump
(52:51) 10. DJ Buck – Highlights
(57:50) 11. DJ Buck – Getting Through
(1:04:15) 13. DJ Buck – How The West Was Won
(1:09:45) 14. DJ Buck – Make It Hot
(1:14:42) 15. DJ Buck - Love & Hate

#housemusic #breakbeat #techhouse #deephouse #progressivehouse #seattlehousemafia #vinyl #vinylcollection #dancemusic

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 2

Seattle House Mafia

Paul Velocity and sangdo in a back to back Seattle House Mafia DJ mix session on a secret rooftop location playing progressive house, deep house and tech house as the sun sets in the background. Vibes for days.

https://youtu.be/WXAWK2DEICY

#progressivehouse #deephouse #techhouse #djmix

1 month ago (edited) | [YT] | 1

Seattle House Mafia

A house music transition from daytime party to underground nightclub over the course of 60 minutes. Mixed by ‪@djpaulvelocity‬ https://youtu.be/Vxosnn_AxBo

Track listing:
01. Solution, Odyssey Inc., Victor Simonelli - Feels So Right (Odyssey Inc. Remix)
02. Jonk & Spook - House Anthem (Extended Mix)
03. Steve Lawler, Marco Lys, Joy Farrukh - If Only You Knew (Extended Mix)
04. Ayarez + Antdadope - I Know
05. Tom Hennessy - Keep Pushin'
06. Aaron Noise - Never Give Up (Extended Mix)
07. MoonDark - That Is Right (Original Mix)
08. DJM, Sensaritmo - Right On (Sensaritmo's Cold Shuffle Mix)
09. Darius Syrossian - I Got It
10. Alex Imperiale - All You Need (Extended Mix)
11. Nick Tohme - Wrong
12. David Penn, Bemendé - Reachin Out (Extended Mix)
13. Maurizio Basilotta, MF Productions, Fabio Piccoli - Plastic Dream (Extended Mix)
14. Flashmob - Love Together (Extended Mix)

#djmix #housemusic #undergroundhouse

4 months ago | [YT] | 1

Seattle House Mafia

Our boys Paul Velocity ‪@djpaulvelocity‬ and ‪@djSangDo‬ are opening for the legendary ‪@bennybenassi‬ March 20th at Q Nightclub.

Tix: www.tixr.com/groups/qnightclub/events/benny-benass…

4 months ago | [YT] | 3

Seattle House Mafia

Big bass lines and chunky rhythms, this house music DJ mix from Paul Velocity is set to fire you up for the weekend.

Watch now: https://youtu.be/pmZcaTo4ppo

01. Duodisco - Get Low (Original Mix)
02. CJ Bolland - Sugar Is Sweeter (Jack Swifter Remix)
03. Degeneration - Showbiz
04. Jac&Hutch - Music Makes Me Higher (Original Mix)
05. Mike Millrain - I Can Show You (MM Bassline Dub)
06. Ninetoes - Finder (Low Steppa & Skapes Remix)
07. Evo & RST - Evo & RST - "What's The Deal"
08. Dark Mountain Group - Lose Control (Malachi Remix)
09. OXS - My Love 4U (Radio) (PV Extended Radio Edit)
10. David guetta - Love Don't Let Me Go( Mat Fellous Afro Bootleg)
11. Alfonso Tan - Work To This Groove
12. Alcatraz - Giv me Luv (Jaxx inc. Edit)
13. Gabriel Slick, Briel Hollm - Fire (Instrumental Mix)
14. DJ Freddy Sanchez - Elements

#techhouse #undergroundhouse #djmix

4 months ago | [YT] | 4

Seattle House Mafia

Darek Mazzone drops a global-flavored set shaped by decades of digging across cultures and scenes. Wide-ranging, deeply informed, and full of unexpected turns.

Watch now: https://youtu.be/bfLHaVViGYc

#worldmusic #globalmusic #dancemusic #afrobeats #latinmusic #housemusic #seattlehousemafia

5 months ago | [YT] | 0

Seattle House Mafia

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In this episode of Seattle House Mafia’s Industry Interviews, Phil Anthony sits down with Darek Mazzone, a veteran DJ, radio host, filmmaker, and cultural connector with over 30 years immersed in the music and art world.

The conversation traces Darek’s journey from growing up in communist Poland, where Western music was contraband, to landing in Boston as a nine-year-old immigrant with zero English, and eventually finding his way to Seattle in 1992 after his car broke down just outside the city.

Darek shares how college radio at WMFO in Boston ignited his passion for global music, and how that passion carried him into a 33-year run at KEXP (formerly KCMU), where he created and continues to host the long-running show Wo’ Pop. He talks about the early Seattle club scene, his work with the legendary Tasty Shows crew, and the sense of community that defined that era of DJing and live music promotion.

The conversation dives into Darek’s founding of SAMA Music and Arts, a nonprofit dedicated to bringing international artists rooted in tradition to the Pacific Northwest. He explains the challenges these artists face, from U.S. visa bureaucracy to the economics of streaming, and why live performance remains the most meaningful way to connect audiences with music from around the world. The discussion also touches on AI-generated music, the role of algorithms in flattening music discovery, and why getting out to experience live shows matters more now than ever.

Darek also reflects on his new documentary film, SAMA: To Listen, a deeply personal exploration of transcendent music traditions filmed across Morocco, Turkey, and beyond. True to his philosophy, the film is only available through in-person screenings, with no streaming option. The episode wraps with thoughts on ego, legacy, and the simple power of showing up for the people and music you care about.

#globalmusic #worldmusic #communityradio #liveperformance #musicdiscovery

Watch now: https://youtu.be/I1LejOxQcNM

5 months ago | [YT] | 0