House Music DJ and Producer. Detroit, MI/New York.
Bio: Quentin Harris was born in Detroit, Michigan on September 8, 1970. His early influences included Ken Collier, Timmy Regisford, and Def Mix’s David Morales and Frankie Knuckles. Harris began his career in the studio, where he played sessions for the likes of Anita Baker before departing for New York to produce pop, R&B and Hip-Hop.
Quentin Harris returned from several years’ hiatus in 2016 on the back of “Stronger.” As of 2017, Harris has released three full length LPs (No Politics, Sac-ri-fice and Black Stereo Faith with Ultra Naté) and has collaborated with the likes of Timmy Regisford, Tyrone Francis, Ron Trent, Monique Bingham, Robert Owens, Byron Stingily, Inaya Day and Joi Cardwell and more.
Quentin Harris Features
Rahsaan Patterson: “House Music Is Church”
Quentin Harris and Ultra Nate are Black Stereo Faith
Quentin Harris: Stronger
Quentin Harris: “The Young Don’t Want To Learn and the Old Don’t Want to Teach”
Ultra Chic: Ultra Nate Reloaded
All Quentin Harris Content
LUKUMIPEOPLE mix: RISE vol 32
Rahsaan Patterson: “House Music Is Church”
#ListenUp Jask Mixes Tortured Soul’s Undercover Remixes Album
Quentin Harris and Ultra Nate are Black Stereo Faith
Karizma! Inside 5 Mag’s 12 Year Anniversary Issue
Quentin Harris: Stronger
Random Soul Sessions Vol 8
Quentin Harris: “The Young Don’t Want To Learn and the Old Don’t Want to Teach”