Simon Dunmore buys House Culture amid retirement controversy
Simon Dunmore, the driving force behind the acclaimed UK house music label Defected Records, has made a significant move to solidify the future of the genre by acquiring a majority shareholding in the media brand, House Culture.
What started as a vibrant community on Instagram has now evolved into a major platform dedicated entirely to the house music scene. This acquisition marks a major step in transforming House Culture from a digital hub into a comprehensive global destination.
Under Dunmore’s leadership, the brand is poised for massive expansion. The vision is ambitious: to grow House Culture into a truly global platform. This new entity is set to become the definitive space for documenting, celebrating, and furthering the culture of house music worldwide.
This move brings the deep expertise and influence of the Defected family directly into the heart of the movement, ensuring that the story of house music is told with authenticity and reach. It is a clear signal that the connection between the music itself and its community is taking center stage.
House Culture is no longer just a follower; it is establishing itself as the essential voice for house music enthusiasts everywhere. The future of the genre, it seems, is officially being documented and celebrated by a global community.
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