Vintage Culture's Biography

Vintage Culture, born Lukas Rafael Ruiz Hespanhol on July 7, 1993, is a highly acclaimed Brazilian DJ and music producer known for his energetic house and dance music. Rising from the small town of Mundo Novo, Brazil, Vintage Culture has become a global icon in the electronic music scene. He first gained widespread attention with his remix of New Order’s ‘Blue Monday’ in 2016, which set the stage for a career filled with chart-topping tracks and sold-out shows. Vintage Culture is celebrated for his unique blend of deep house, melodic beats, and infectious rhythms, contributing to hits like 'Slow Down' and memorable remixes for artists such as Shouse and Sofi Tukker. With a loyal fanbase and a presence at major festivals like Tomorrowland and Lollapalooza, he has consistently ranked among the world's top DJs, including a spot in DJ Mag's Top 20 DJs in 2022. Beyond music, Vintage Culture is an entrepreneur, heading the Só Track Boa event brand and his own record label. He is admired for his commitment to pushing the boundaries of electronic music and connecting with fans worldwide. As of 2024, his estimated net worth is $7 million, driven by touring, music sales, and business ventures. Vintage Culture’s passion for music, innovative style, and entrepreneurial spirit continue to shape the future of dance music.