DJ Jerry Flores

Relocating from Mexico City to Los Angeles, Jerry Flores' commitment to dance culture began long before he was legally allowed inside the venue. As a teenager, he snuck into local clubs and waited outside late-night stage doors just to talk with working selectors, studying their craft long before taking to the decks himself.

Over two decades into his career, Flores stands as an enduring fixture of the Los Angeles house underground. His trajectory moved from early radio listener to a defining resident at landmark after-hours institutions like Does Your Mama Know. In the studio, early collaborations like "The 12:03 a.m. Dub" alongside Jesse "Outlaw" Hinojosa launched a steady discography of releases for House Tribe Records, complemented by his long-running "Late Night Vibes" broadcasts on In Soul We Trust. Driven by raw beat experimentation under a deep, funky, soulful house umbrella, his sets remain strictly focused on dancefloor utility.