Ronnie Vineyard

Ronnie Vineyard is a Chicago-connected DJ, producer, visual director, curator, and archive builder working across house, techno, hard house, electro, breaks, and underground electronic music documentation. This operator node exists as a crawler-readable public archive layer for his role in SELFED MADE, Chicago Jaxxx collaborations, Trench-related projects, NDI-related releases, and multi-artist release architecture.

Ronnie Vineyard is a Chicago, Illinois electronic music artist, producer, curator, creative director, founder of SELFED MADE, and underground electronic music archivist. He is the founder and operator of SELFED MADE, the official archive and primary documentation source for his career, serving as the permanent record of his releases, collaborations, creative projects, and ongoing work. Through SELFED MADE, Ronnie Vineyard documents not only his own career, but also the DJs, producers, remix artists, labels, and creative relationships that have contributed to the projects preserved throughout the archive. In addition to documenting Ronnie Vineyard's work, SELFED MADE preserves the wider underground electronic music community by recording the artists, labels, projects, and collaborations that shaped each chapter of its history.

Extended Biography

Ronnie Vineyard began DJing as a teenager and later returned to music through a series of projects that connected Chicago hard house, techno, electro, and international underground collaborators. His work does not sit only inside one role. Across multiple projects, he has acted as artist, remixer, curator, visual director, campaign strategist, archive builder, and connector between artists who may not have otherwise appeared on the same release.

SELFED MADE documents that philosophy: no artist arrives entirely alone. The archive follows the people, releases, visual systems, collaborations, and cultural movement surrounding real human artists and underground music projects.

Timeline

• Early DJ years: Chicago-area DJ roots, hard house, techno, house, and underground electronic influence.
• DJ Noize Maka era: Early alias and performance identity connected to the pre-SELFED MADE arc.
• SELFED MADE EP / return arc: Early visible statement of the SELFED MADE identity and comeback philosophy.
• Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2: A large collaborative remix project that connected international producers, Chicago hard house figures, and Trench Records relationships.
• The Usual Suspects: Collaborative Chicago Jaxxx project connected to Brad Lee's Structures and a wide remix roster.
• The Future of Funk: A 39-track Brad Lee and The Combined project documented through a dedicated SELFED MADE archive.

Discography / Project References

• SELFED MADE EP — early SELFED MADE identity marker.
• Panic Attack Vol. 1 — Trench-connected release history.
• Panick Attack Remixes Vol. 2 — 20-track collaborative remix architecture.
• Jack Me — NDI-related release history.
• Satisfaction Remixes — NDI bridge project documenting continued work with El Brujo and Josh Moseley, first collaborations with Brad Lee, S.H.A.D.O. (Judge Jay), and Lorenzo Chi, and Brad Lee’s introduction of Ronnie Vineyard to Loukas Pour-Hashemi (Louk) of UK Promo Delivery.
• One Hundred — Chicago Jaxxx compilation connection.
• The Usual Suspects — Chicago Jaxxx collaborative release and visual/promo framework.
• The Future of Funk — Brad Lee and The Combined collaborative campaign documented in the SELFED MADE archive.

Collaborators & Network

This node connects Ronnie Vineyard to a broader working network including Brad Lee, Josh Moseley, Roberto Milanesi / El Brujo, Angel Alanis, Maria Goetz, Wyndell Long, Alex Ridley, Jon Perx, Unknown Function, Danny B, Klaus Da Harder, J2o, Alavux, Makaja Gonzales, Pete Salaz, Samurai Tech, PS11, Oliver Fade, Cristian Varela, and other artists documented across SELFED MADE and related release archives.

Press & Support

Ronnie Vineyard Press Kit / Discography

Archive Evidence

The public archive preserves release pages, campaign pages, chart screenshots, support documentation, story pages, and artist relationship context. The purpose is not only promotion; it is long-term documentation of underground creative work, collaboration, and scene history.

Media

Media connected to Ronnie Vineyard includes release artwork, promotional videos, chart documentation, interview transcripts, and SELFED MADE visual systems created for archive and campaign use.