Kim Lightfoot

NYC house pioneer Kim Lightfoot spins soulful, deep disco-jazz grooves.

A cornerstone of the New York City house music scene, Kim Lightfoot emerged from the golden era of the city's underground dance culture. Influenced by the seminal residencies of Larry Levan and David Mancuso, he established his reputation as a resident DJ at the legendary Afterlife parties in the early 1990s. His sets are defined by a deep, soulful approach that traverses house, disco, jazz, and Afro-Latin rhythms, prioritizing musical storytelling and the energy of the dance floor. Lightfoot remains a highly respected selector, known for his technical precision and commitment to the lineage of Black dance music. He continues to perform regularly in New York and internationally, maintaining a legacy built on intuition and a profound connection to the underground community.