Harry Romero

About

Harry Romero is a name synonymous with the pulsating heart of house music, a maestro whose beats have shaped dance floors for over two decades. With a sound that blends the raw energy of New York house, the soulful grooves of Latin rhythms, and the precision of modern electronic production, Romero has carved out a niche as a producer, DJ, and label owner who bridges the gap between tradition and innovation. Emerging from the vibrant New Jersey club scene in the late '90s, Romero quickly gained recognition as part of the legendary Basement Boys collective. His breakout moment came with the release of "Tania," a track that became an anthem for house music purists and cemented his status as a global force. Over the years, Romero has collaborated with icons like Armand Van Helden, Louie Vega, and Dennis Ferrer, while his label, Bambossa Records, has become a breeding ground for cutting-edge house music. Romero’s cultural impact lies in his ability to infuse his music with a sense of joy and authenticity, drawing from his Afro-Cuban heritage and his deep respect for the roots of house. His sets are a masterclass in storytelling, blending timeless classics with fresh, forward-thinking sounds. Currently, Romero continues to push boundaries, releasing genre-defying tracks and performing at major festivals worldwide. His recent collaborations with emerging artists and his commitment to mentoring the next generation of producers underscore his enduring influence on the global dance music scene.