Steve Huerta navigates the house music landscape with a sound that blends classic elements with modern production, contributing to both underground scenes and broader electronic music charts.
Record label with multiple releases by Steve Huerta, including 'Take Me Closer', 'Can't Let Go', 'Apotheke', 'Apache Line EP', and 'Amaso EP'.
Record label that released 'Things I Didn't Mean EP' and '25 Cent Color EP' by Steve Huerta, in collaboration with Urulu.
Steve Huerta's own record label, launched in 2020, responsible for releasing several of his tracks and EPs, including 'Dog At Sea EP', 'Echo Your Thoughts EP', 'Liquid Social EP', 'Box Of Slicers E.P.', and 'Pan’s Grotto Jam EP'.
Record label for his 2020 album 'Junipero'.
Record label that released his 'Ayo Skidlo E.P.' in 2020.
Record label mentioned as having released his productions, known for its focus on house music.
Record label with releases by Steve Huerta, known for its contributions to the house music underground.
Record label for his 2023 album 'TV Slang'.
Record label that released collaborations with Steve Huerta, including 'Make Me Bad' with Yooj, and an upcoming listed release.
Influential media site that featured his collaboration 'Can't Let Go'.
Media site that featured his collaboration 'Can't Let Go'.
Legendary LA radio station that broadcasted his collaboration 'Can't Let Go'.
Steve Huerta has established himself in the house music underground since relocating from Los Angeles to Berlin a decade ago. His work is characterized by a deep, groove-based sound, which incorporates elements of nostalgic and futuristic aesthetics. His productions often feature old-school tech house funkiness, enhanced with polished sound design. Huerta’s releases have appeared on esteemed labels such as Slow Life, SlapFunk, and Small Hours, becoming considered by some as essential for DJs and listeners who appreciate house music with a distinct and warm quality. His tracks “Take Me Closer” and “Can’t Let Go” were recognized by artists including Catz n’ Dogz, Sinden, and Droog. The collaboration “Can’t Let Go” with Prince Club was also featured on platforms like XLR8R and Gotta Dance Dirty, receiving airplay on KCRW.
In 2020, Huerta launched his own label, Leizure, which has since released a series of 12-inches. Beyond club-oriented music, he has also explored ambient and downtempo genres, as evidenced by his LPs “Junipero” (2020) and “TV Slang” (2023). These projects demonstrate his versatility and interest in a broader range of production styles. Throughout his career, Huerta has consistently achieved Top 10 positions in Beatport charts and received frequent plays on Radio 1. He has also worked with labels such as Avotre (Berlin), Sccucci Manucci (London), and Culprit (Los Angeles).
Steve Huerta maintains an active touring schedule, performing at various clubs and festivals globally. His DJ sets feature a selection of curated tracks, personalized edits, and unreleased original material. This approach has allowed him to develop a distinctive presence within the electronic music scene. His work in both the studio and the DJ booth reflects a comprehensive understanding of house music across its historical development and contemporary forms.
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