For Southern California DJ and producer Domoohh, the journey into electronic music didn't begin behind the decks; it began years earlier as a fan searching for something that resonated. Introduced to EDM around 2010, he grew up inspired by artists like deadmau5, Afrojack, and the blog house era, drawn to the energy, emotion, and freedom the music offered.

Although he had been exploring music production for years, it wasn't until 2024 that he decided to fully invest in his artist project and trust his own vision. Rather than chasing trends or following whatever sound happened to dominate the moment, Domoohh focused on building something authentic. Blending trance, UK garage, speed house, hard house, and hard techno, he describes his approach with a simple philosophy: "good music for the soul." Every set is intentionally curated to take listeners on a journey, one that invites people to dance, connect, and leave feeling something deeper than the music alone.

That philosophy came to life during his recent performance with Clubhouse FM. Throughout the set, Domoohh showcased a carefully selected blend of underground and festival ready sounds, featuring tracks from Morelia, Elon Bass, Plattenlieferant, Jengi, David Rust, Jacob Grosse, TNT, Billy Gillies, Olly James, Calvin Logue, DJ Heartstring, Southstar, Leechy, Olive Anguz, Vangar, Classens, alongside exclusive unreleased IDs of his own and many more. The mix reflected not only the artists who continue to inspire him but also the diverse sonic landscape that shapes his identity behind the decks.

Long before electronic music found itself on massive festival stages, it was built in warehouses, community spaces, and underground gatherings where connection mattered more than production. While the scene has grown into a global phenomenon, artists and organizations continue to carry forward those same grassroots values. Clubhouse FM is one of them.

More than a livestream platform, Clubhouse FM has become a space where emerging artists can showcase their work while supporting causes that strengthen the creative community.

For Domoohh, performing in support of Turn the Tables added even greater meaning to the experience. The nonprofit introduces young people to DJing and music production, creating opportunities for creativity, mentorship, and confidence through music. With artists like Hannah Laing serving as an ambassador and advocate for the organization, Turn the Tables continues to shine a light on the next generation of talent while making electronic music more accessible to young people from all walks of life.

"It's really empowering," Domoohh shared. "Not many people grow up thinking they can become a DJ or producer. Organizations like Turn the Tables give people an outlet, especially troubled kids and young people from different backgrounds who may not always have opportunities to express themselves creatively. Music can completely change someone's path, and giving them access to something like this can make all the difference."

That statement became one of the defining themes throughout his interview. Whether speaking about his own artistic journey, the producers who inspire him, or the way he carefully curates every set, Domoohh consistently returns to the same belief: creativity has the power to change lives. Supporting fellow artists, uplifting underground talent, and creating genuine moments of connection are just as important to him as the music itself.

Domoohh's collaboration with Clubhouse FM reminds us that the size of the stage has never defined the underground; it has always been defined by the people building community through sound.

And perhaps that's what "good music for the soul" really means. Not just creating memorable sets, but leaving behind something that resonates long after the music fades.

At Goodie Bag, these are the stories we're most interested in telling. Behind every set, every collective, and every independent platform is a deeper ethos that keeps dance music moving forward.