Jerry Flores Music

Jerry Flores(South Bay,CA) After moving to Los Angeles in 1986 from Mexico City (his birthplace) Jerry Flores fell in love with the city known for its diverse cultures and ethnicities. He first introduction to House Music was in 1993 while listening to Power 106 FM. The first song he heard was L.A. Style's "James Brown Is Dead" and from there he was hooked. In 1995 his Techno ways evolved to a much different and more intellectual sound called House Music and its sub-genre; Soulful Garage, House. Inspired by D.J.'s such as Tony Largo , D.J. Shorty , Terence Toy , Tommy Musto , Victor Simonelli , Terence Flores ,and A.J.Mora (among many others). Jerry found his true calling and wanted to emulate his idols by studying their programming technique of mixing and learning how they keep his music exciting and fresh for his club patrons. Additionally, Jerry gained his vast knowledge of the music from his favorite U.K. magazine DJ. Other magazines that inspired Jerry were Muzik, URB, Thousand Words, Underground and XLR8R. In 2000 he achieved his dream and got the chance to play at the legendary after-hours club "Does Your Mama Know". Jerry was in awe knowing that some of the best DJs from around the world had played at Mama The truly was a surreal experience for Jerry. .Jerry has added another chapter to his life by collaborating with DJ/Producer Jesse"Outlaw" Hinojosa as a co-producer. Their first release The12:03 a.m. Dub project was released on a local Los Angeles label Paradax Records. His productions attitude is inline with what he likes to spin which is the perfect combination. Jerry ultimate goal is to produce his own track and hope one day that some of his favorite DJs will spin his track on a regular rotation. Jerry is a true believer in House. ..

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