Tony Largo, a native of Los Angeles, boasts a multifaceted career as a DJ, promoter, and producer, but he is most renowned for his pivotal role in establishing “Does Your Momma Know” (DYMK). From 1992 to present, DYMK has reigned as an iconic after-hours destination in the heart of Los Angeles, originally hosted at the Coconut Teaszer, a notable rock venue on the vibrant Sunset Strip. It gained fame not only for its diverse and inclusive crowd but also for its captivating blend of music genres.

Largo’s journey into the world of DJing began at the age of 16, and it didn’t take long for him to earn widespread acclaim in Los Angeles. He boldly charted new territory being among one of the first in the city to embrace house music, a move that would significantly impact the local music scene.

Largo is credited with propelling house music into the mainstream consciousness of LA. However, his contributions extend beyond music;  Within DYMK, he fostered a welcoming haven where individuals from all walks of life could converge, uniting in the profound shared experience of music’s unifying power.