"When I started PlayHaus, I was able to create the space that I wanted for myself and others." - Matt Suave
Matt Suave is an openly queer DJ who celebrates Chicago’s house music history through his tunes and talent. He’s currently Denver-based but spent over nine years living in the Windy City, which has influenced his life’s work and sound. The term house music originally comes from the Chicago gay club The Warehouse, where another popular queer DJ named Frankie Knuckles used to spin regularly. Listeners can hear that source of artistic inspiration in Suave’s new song “My House.” The music video for the track features the...
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