DJ LIZA // lives in New York, New York

Liza’s musical endeavors began in 1983. In the eighties breakdancing had become a huge Lower East Side where they would hold breakdancing competitions. The deejays would battle alongside the dancers for hours on end seeing who could outperform each other with their mixing or “scratching”. This led to a lifelong pursuit of the perfect “mix” and audience with the appreciation of music found, and founded, on those streets in Alphabet City. While attaining her Bachelor of Science at the University of Tampa, she was again overwhelmed by her need for music and an audience. There she introduced the art of mixing and New York style house music infusing it with some of the more traditional top 40’s music. She gained instant recognition and was soon playing clubs all over the bay area. It was an educational experience for both her and the audience. Liza decided to move back to home to New York to develop roots and founded her own private investigations firm where she is still president. Recently, she decided to return to her true love, music. She is presently resident deejay for Shescape one of the most recognized and longest running women’s parties in New York. She is a regular on Thursday nights at Spa, Ohm, Twirl, Henrietta Hudson’s, Aria, Metronome, Delft Lounge, Eugene's, Stonewall, and Chueca, and in Rio De Janeiro, at Le Girl, San Francisco Gay pride Main Stage, and Splash pool party. She has spun with Junior Vasquez, Jackie Christie, Susan Morabito, Merritt, Mike da Wizard, and Steve Chip Chop Gonzalez. She has spun the music for the Bacardi float Gaypride for two consecutive years. And is currently the resident DJ for H&M Stores in Manhattan. Liza has produced artists such as, Thea Austin, “Broken Wings” Charted at #8 on the Billboard Charts, and Joi Cardwells’ “ Freedom” which was just charted #7. She wrote the tracks and released both albums on the Liza Label “Rain song”, Written and produced by Liza, The Artist is Don Philip #28 with a bullet. “Strut”, featuring Kevin Aviance is at 13 on the billboard chart. Liza Is working with Joi Cardwell in the studio, Pepper Mashay, Gala, and Ian Benardo (Ameriacan Idol) Kevin Aviance, was on the tyra banks show doing strut.

EDDIE BAEZ // lives in New York City,

DJ Eddie Baez's name is widely known throughout the dance music community. His impact upon dance floors worldwide is undisputed by industry peoples and dance music fans alike. Because of his genuine soul, vigorous persistence, and deep passion for music, Eddie Baez has blossomed into "superstar" status within the industry. Eddie has had much success with his innovative, tribal-inflected remixes of songs, representing some of the industry's most successful artists. Jessica Simpson, Destiny's Child, Kristine W, Whitney Houston, Mis-teeq, Toni Braxton, and Cher, are just a sampling of the artists that have requested remixes by this talented producer. Eddies recent version of Crazy, by Warner Brothers artist, Seal, hit the top of the Billboard Dance charts in its first weeks out, and continues to chart today. Eddie also has worked with edgy rock groups such as The Raveonettes on Sony Records, remixing their hit single Love in a Trashcan, continuing to prove his ability to work with a great variety of music, and turn out hits. However, throughout his career, DJ Eddie Baez, has also had tremendous success with his own original productions. His 2001 single "Without You" was a ..1 Billboard Radio & Club smash. Eddie also charted ..2 on Billboard with his remix of Angles How Can I Lie (02/05 Billboard/Club Play) Eddie Baez's big break occurred after submitting a mixed tape and being chosen (out of 2000 candidates) to be the resident DJ at the grand reopening of legendary New York City nightclub The Sound Factory. The crowd response was so overwhelmingly positive that he was asked to come back as the resident DJ, building a name and following for himself practically overnight. Eddie then parlayed this success by landing another residency at popular NYC nightclub, Tunnel. Eddie continued to rise in his career, and top the dance scene, once again, with his new original track, "Useless Man" which was the first release on his own record label, Anthem Recordings. With collaboration from vocalist Aimee Jean (of dance hit Do it Properly), Eddie Baez made Useless Man just another hit on his already impressive track record within the community. Useless Man also appeared on fellow DJ, Peter Rauhofers, new CD Divas to the Dance Floor, which garnered much success. Eddie Baez Vol 1 and Eddie Baez Vol 2, both on Logic/BMG records, were the first major, nationally released, mixed CD compilations that Eddie completed. Now the long-awaited new compilation(s) keep coming and are filled with fierce vocal anthems, hypnotic house tracks and thunderous tribal beats. The flawlessly beat-mixed compilation is definitely not your run of the mill dance mix. Recorded live in New York City, it is pure Eddie Baez. Adam Sandler and Eddie Baez also released an original production entitled Gay Robot Groove on Warner Bros. Records. Eddies most recent remixes included Seal Crazy & Crime Mob Stilettos both on Warner Bros. Records, and Vivian Green, Tired, on Sony Music. In addition Eddie is continuing to work with other industry powerhouses, such as Pepper Mashay, in creating further original collaborations. Eddie Baez is one to continue to watch and watch we will.

JOE BERMUDEZ // lives in Boston,

This international DJ and accomplished producer could be playing with a bag over his head and he’d still get what really matters to him — the ears of thousands of fans in the U.S. and beyond. Admittedly, it’s a tad difficult to reconcile his outward appearance with his energy behind the decks. A devil-may-care abandon of what is played by most conventional jocks is matched only by his talent in the studio, a skill that has attracted clients from Jessica Simpson to Kelly Clarkson to Jesse McCartney. Throw into the mix his mantle as a Billboard reporter, his weekly show on XM Satellite Radio, and some upcoming high profile TV, radio and recording gigs, and what you’ve got is a true professional on par with or surpassing any on a small list of peers. All that said, it’s spinning live that gives this 28-year old Bostonian, who grew up in Maine, the greatest rush and what has earned Bermudez a solid fan base that turns out en masse in every venue and in every city he plays. Anyone who has had the opportunity to hear Joe spin knows that his style is anything but common, that his mixing and weaving of divergent genres and talents is flawless, and that his penchant for taking chances is legendary — that’s evidenced from the roster of clubs and parties for which he’s been tapped. Avalon in Hollywood, Blue Ball in Philadelphia, Unity II in Montreal, Cherry in Washington, D.C., Living Room in Mexico City and Blu in Atlanta.

DJ BLAINE // lives in Texas.

Without asking what they want, dj Blaine has a remarkable sixth sense allowing him to consistently read the dance floor to give them exactly what they want even often when it may be something they have never heard. He artistically challenges them with samples, hooks and layers of intricately woven high octane vocals, tribal beats, and big room anthems to create an intense uplifting energy making it next to impossible to leave the dance floor.

Since the 70’s dj Blaine has continued to win a loyal and enthusiastic following of club and partygoers as a result of his unique understanding and ability to connect with the dance floor. The demand he has created keeps him traveling to clubs and circuit events around the United States and Canada. He has been a regular featured dj on XM Radio channel BPM.

This energetic, down-to-earth dj is always looking for ways to challenge himself and over the last few years has been receiving increased recognition and new opportunities to work in the production studio remixing old classics as well as chart registering new singles. In 2004 Blaine joined creative forces with Erik Thoresen “Hefty Lefty” to form “dj Blaine meets Hefty Lefty.” They have quickly gained international recognition for their work including three releases in 2005, one of which broke into the Top 20 on the Billboard Dance Chart.

Blaine's constant search to reach higher also led him to co-create and produce Washington, DC’s hottest club phenomenon, SundayMASS DC. If you haven’t had the chance to take a ride on one of his fantastic journeys, you will quickly find yourself in hungry anticipation for his next performance.

COREY D // lives in Palm Springs,

DJ Corey D made history in April 2007 by becoming the first local dj ever to spin at White Party Palm Springs! "Once Jeffrey [Sanker] - White Party Promoter] heard him, he knew he had to have him." said White Party spokesperson, Cameron Torres.

After close to 10 years as a resident DJ at PNN Radio (the Number 1 Gay Dance Radio Station in the U.S.- www.pridenation.com - www.djcoreyd.net), where he also doubles as program director, DJ Corey D has decided to start spinning events again.

Called 'The best DJ I've ever heard" by countless club owners, promotors, and event coordinators, DJ Corey D has worked along side such names as Kristine W, Joi Cardwell, Pepper MaShay, Rachel Panay, Georgie Porgie, Taborah, Jeffrey Sanker (White Party - Palm Springs) and others.

In recent years along with his residency at PNN Radio, DJ Corey D has produced 4 full length CD's (2 Dance, 1 Jazz, 1 Opera); 3 Club Remixes (Martha Wash & Pepper MaShay) and 2 Radio mixes (Pepper MaShay).

DJ PRIDE // lives in Fort Lauderdale,

From soulful grooves to hard tribal beats, this club chameleon is equally at home in an intimate lounge, as she is pumping at a steaming after-hours, or saturating the air with her own blend of global sounds, poolside, on a Sunday afternoon. Every time she steps behind the turntables, Dj Pride a.k.a. Yvette Fernandez brings her own indelible style to the mix. Few can match Pride’s energy in the Dj booth. She ignites every crowd by blending her roots in funk and disco with the best international and U.S. house music, into a dynamic fusion of deep & progressive beats, tribal drums, funky disco grooves and sultry vocals. Pride talent is in adapting to her crowd while still maintaining a musical landscape and journey throughout her sets. Pride’s passion for dance music dates back to her colorful childhood; illuminated by the final glow of Studio 54 and the heyday of legendary NYC venues such as Palladium, Limelight and Sound Factory. By the late-'90s, she had spun her way through college performing at a multitude of events and nightclubs in the gay communities of NY, NJ and Connecticut. In 1999 Pride got her first break by winning the Club NYC Spin-Off and was named the best rising talent in Manhattan. with that momentum, She spent the next few years shaping her sound and style, as well as building her reputation. During this time she spun at several of New York’s top venues including: Limelight, Mark Nelson’s Boy’s Night at Cheetah, Bar85, the Tunnel and Irving Plaza. Since her move to South Beach in the 2001, Pride’s technical prowess, seamless mixes and keen musical selection has crossed all boundaries. She has made multiple Circuit appearances at White Party, Reunion 7, Winter Party, Gay Days and Aqua Girl, local performances at Salvation, Crobar, Level, Firestone, Space34, Envy, Blue and National appearances in Aspen, Orlando, Atlanta and NYC including the distinction of opening for internationally renowned djs Victor Calderone and Manny Lehman. Throughout this journey, Pride has come into her own as an artist and people have taken notice. She continues to attain new levels of success ,a growing fan base and an ever-expanding resume including: Mansion, Chrome (Tampa), The Roxy (NYC),and Ultra Music Festival. Notwithsta nding her various residencies including SCORE & TWIST , Pride also made her Canadian debut in Montreal during Black & Blue Festival and received the distinction of becoming a National Billboard Reporter. Joining the ranks of 150 Djs across the country whose feedback creates the Billboard Dance music chart. On the Horizon; SPOILED BOYZ After-Hours (Houston), WHITE PARTY (Miami) and Her first production Work The Inferno has just begun

ROLAND BELMARES // lives in Los Angeles,

One fateful night in Austin, 1996, a young man found himself surrounded by pulsing music, flashing strobe lights, thousands of people under the spell of that night’s DJ. He instantly fell in love. The event was Meltdown, and the kid was Roland Belmares. He instantly knew he had to figure out a way to channel this amazing energy. That was the night Roland Belmares decided to become a DJ. So began Belmares' humble origins - playing pool parties and minor venues across Austin, TX slowly building a name for himself as a DJ who takes his art just as seriously whether there are twenty or two thousand people on the dance floor. It was Belmares' dedicated fine-tuning and attention to such style that caught the ear of Ben Parsley, promoter for two of Austin's biggest circuit events, Perfect Day and, the one that started it all, Meltdown. The incredible impact Belmares made on audiences at both Meltdown and Perfect Day secured him a position on the discerning partygoer's hot list of circuit DJs. Since that time, Belmares has been called to play several events across the US from San Francisco to Miami, and even breaking the international barriers to play both sides of Canada in Vancouver and Toronto. Then, of course, there are those major circuit events like White Party, Winter Party (Miami), Alegria (New York) and Fireball (Chicago) among all of which Roland rose to the occasion, delivering audiences his unique blend of High Energy / Tribal Vocals. With a growing fan base spanning coast to coast, it was only a matter of time before Belmares was called upon to mix CD’s for the industry's leading dance labels, including Dance One, 4Play Records, Centaur (Global & Party Groove) and Harlequin Records. The latter having recently captured his Tribal, Vocal Energy on a CD entitled “Boy”. As for what lies ahead for Belmares, it appears he's dedicated to dance music beyond simply maintaining his status as one of the scene's top rated DJs and is putting his name in the ring of Remixer/Producer. He has recently been expanding his talent as a remixer working on projects for many of today’s Dance floor Divas including Pepper Mashay, Pat Hodges, Kristine W, Abigail, Debby Holiday and most recently, Amber! Keep your eyes, and ears, on this rising star.

ANDREW MENDEZ // lives in New York City,

If you are an avid follower of the NY club scene, It's likely that one time or another you have been uplifted by the big room sounds of Andrew Mendez. Born in Jamaica Queens, Andrew comes from a family filled with entertainers and musicians. He quickly picked up playing the drums like his father and the tenor saxophone. His musical influences growing up ranged from Jazz, Rock, new wave, Jungle Breaks, Hip Hop, R and B and classic disco. At the young age of 12, Andrew first received his first pair of turntables and the rest is history. DJing the metro area club circuit, his big break came a few years later when a friend asked him to become the resident DJ of a new party called "The Clique" which took place at the renowned hot spot Cheetah. For two years it was being recognized as the one of the best parties to hit NYC. His celebrated 10 hour sets week in and week out quickly propelled Andrew into big room residencies such as the world famous Soundfactory, the legendary Roxy, and the infamous Limelight. Andrew has been one of the first NJ programmers to hold such venues, but his talents brought him to another avenue of entertainment. He appeared regularly on MTV as a co host and Dancer for shows like The Grind, The Grind Workout Video's, The Daily Burn Summer Share and Video. Plus he was a member of the New York Nike Culture Shock Hip Hop Dance Troupe which traveled across the country performing at major events and charity functions.

CHRIS PADILLA // lives in New York City,

Born in Cuba in 1963, Chris Padilla moved with his family to sunny California at the age of 6 months. Chris spent his formative years influenced by everything from Motown to Flamenco, but it was his guitar studies that helped him find the connection between his music and his soul. At the age of 15, Chris moved to NYC. Soon he was enchanted by the magical vibe of Studio 54, but it was the sounds that Roy Thode and Robbie Leslie created at the Saint that inspired Chris to his true calling: The Art of the DJ Chris got his start at early age of 16 playing house parties for friends, it was'nt until 1988 that he got his first real break , he was in Colorado visting family and a friend of his who owned a Bar called 13 West asked if he could fill in for his DJ. Chris jumped at the chance he studied the DJ 's music like they were text books and spent the next few days buying new records . Chris first night was a huge success little did he know that his life was about to change. That evening Chris was approached by a gentleman from Canada who told him that if he was ever in Montreal visting he would love to book him . a few months later Chris found himself in Montreal on Vacation , his trip was only suppose to be a few days a few days turned into a year and brought Chris his first residency at the infamous K.O.X since then he has held residences at Rogues Sydney Australia,Circuit and Torpedo in Fort Lauderdale. You can find him every other Saturday at NYC's SPLASH bar downstairs in the Fetish lounge.
Over the years his talent has brought him to destinations such as Powerhouse San Francisco, Lure NYC,Deeks Chicago, Release NYC, Ramrod Fort Lauderdale, Steel Fort lauderdale, Hoist London, Midnight Shift Syndey, Cockring Amsterdam He has also played major events as Winterparty Miami, Pride South Florida, Pride San Francisco , Los Angeles Leather Weekend Tom of Findland party. Chris's blend of progressive tribal and , deep sexy house will hypnotize you on to the dance floor and have you begging for more.When not behind the turntables you can find Chris and his production partner David Jackson in the Studio working on new creations for the dance floor and the main stream.

MIKE CRUZ // lives in New York City,

MIKE CRUZ PRODUCER/REMIXER/DJ In the elite world of the DJ, there are maybe a handful of names that come to mind that one could associate with having longevity and major success. One name that stands out in particular is DJ Mike Cruz. For over twelve years Mike Cruz has been DJing, producing and remixing works that have garnered him success in the United States and around the world. He personifies genius; both in the studio and in front of a live crowd, interchanging between the two, as he does, with ease and brilliance. “Music is, and will always be, my salvation. For me it’s a release. I really enjoy experimenting with different styles rather than remaining locked into one particular genre. I want to stir people up and take them on a journey and that’s definitely a challenge. Ultimately, I have to stay true to my vision and myself. At the end of the day, it’s really about the mood I’m in and the audience I’m playing for or trying to reach. My main priority is making them feel the excitement and energy that I’m feeling. It’s like a relationship; we feed off of each other to reach that higher place.” Indeed. Cruz’s wickedly intoxicating blend of underground, tribal infused grooves and rousing vocal anthems has helped solidify his status as one of the most sought after DJ’s on the circuit today. Working his magic to sell out crowds in the US while at the same time gaining rotating residencies at celebrated hot spots like Chicago’s Hydrate, Tampa’s Chrome party and Spirit in New York City, just to name a few, it’s a wonder that he still maintains his 10 year residency at Krash in Chelsea, NYC. Thanks to Cruz’s masterful styling, he continues to cultivate a large following of dedicated fans that revel in hearing him spin them into a frenzy, both in the US and abroad. Cruz seems boundless in his quest to make his brand of music known to the world. With his increased profile and growing demand, the 12-year house music veteran has now taken his trademark house-fusion sound globally. Cruz has traveled to spin guest spots in cities like Vancouver, Rio De Janeiro , Mexico City, Madrid and Ibiza, Spain, where he can be heard spinning his masterful brand of tribal beats at Club Space and the circuit party staple, Anfora Disco. He has also touched down in Tel Aviv, Israel where he wowed the masses for FFF/Shirazi and managed to land himself another residency. Yet with his DJ career in full swing, Cruz still finds time to churn out massively popular dance floor hits. Mike has created awe inspiring, dark and twisted soul soaked remixes for artists including, Inaya Day, Kristine W., Joi Cardwell, Georgie Porgie and Anna Visi, just to name a few. With countless number one and top ten billboard dance chart hits under his belt, Cruz shows no signs of fading away. On the contraire, his assault on the dance music world has only just begun and shows no signs of slowing down. Currently, Cruz continues his rigorous DJ schedule maintaining his residencies around the world as well as a flurry of dates already confirmed in the U.S and abroad. Add to that the release of his hugely successful double disc CD entitled “Arrival” and one might wonder where he gets the energy for his non-stop regimen of travel and studio work. Mike Cruz just loves what he does. “Music is my life, tribal is my soul”, laughs Mike. “I became a DJ and began producing and remixing because I love music and having the opportunity to put my own personal stamp on it. For me, music is such a powerful vehicle; it’s one of the most expressive forms of communication that can truly unite people. I’m blessed to be a part of it on many levels.” It’s evident that whether he is turning out club goers on the dance floors of his residencies, remixing records for todays top dance music artists or writing and producing number one Billboard dance hits, DJ Mike Cruz obviously loves what he does. He welcomes the challenges that come with having such a busy career rising to each occasion proving that he’s here to stay with no holds barred for a long time to come.

RICHIE SANTANA // lives in New York City,

Richie Santana is no stranger to music. Having starting DJing at the age of thirteen, Santana began his professional career as a mobile disc jockey, working local house parties, sweet sixteen's and weddings. Before too long, it was the mirrored balls and flashing lights of nightclubs that called to the mixologist and he landed a weekly gig at Staten Island's Club Morocco. From his club mixing, Santana became acquainted with Anthony Acid and Brutal Bill, prominent re-mixers and producers, spending time in their studio and learning the ropes. Santana's first remix project was the white label version of the Eurhythmics' "Sweet Dreams," now a certified club classic. Following the success of "Sweet Dreams," remixing opportunities came pouring in from major labels, and Santana's unmistakable touch can be heard on Faithless's "God Is A DJ'" Amber's "One More Night", Mandy Moore's hit "Candy", Aaliyah's "More Than A Women", Wild Orchid "Stuttering" for RCA and Ashley Ballard "Hottie" for Atlantic. It was Santana's idea to take the acapella version of Pulse's "The Lover That You Are", and revolve it into a dance floor anthem for the millennium, "Lover 2000" found its way to Jellybean Records, the company behind the first release of the song, and was re-released by the label with Santana's mixes catapulting the single back onto the Billboard Club Chart to a number one position and the Maxi-Singles Sales Chart. Richie has had several top ten records on the Billboard Dance chart in the past few years, including Operatica "Melancholy Rose", Gloria Estefan "No Me Dejes De Querer", and Lucrezia "Looking For Love", just to name a few. He is also spends time producing his own original productions.

JOHN RIZZO // lives in New York City,

A Bronx, New York, native, John Rizzo has been following his passion for music and honing his talents for nearly two decades. John already seems to have accomplished what other DJ's can only aspire to, and yet he continues to evolve as an artist. He has owned and operated his own nightclub, he promotes his own events, he has had several mix shows on some of NY's most elite radio stations (KTU, WLIR, WSIA), and lets not forget his remixing and production work which has catapulted his career to a higher plane. As a DJ, no one can question John's versatility; whether he's creating a night woven with dark and mysterious beats, or charging up the dance floor with electrifying vocals backed with hard grooves, John intuitively works a room with his creative mixing and programming style, playing music for the masses. His ties to the record labels in the industry, such as Star69 and D1 just to name a few, and most recently joining the elite and much coveted ranks as a Billboard Dance Reporter, allow him the advantage to include exclusive promotions, CD giveaways and special performances by artists during his DJ sets. To his credit, John has had the opportunity to DJ in many differnent venues. In his native hometown: Octagon, Mirage, Metropolis, Palladium, SBNY, Avalon and abroad at Millennium in Italy, just to name a few. Fast forward to the present, John Rizzo is hugely popular in the tristate area and the surrounding regions with weekly and monthly residencies that span New Jersey, Connecticut and New York City. His ability to promote and draw from all these areas make him an asset to any venue and/or promoter that works with him. John's great personality makes it very easy to work with him. His pleasant demeanor and positive attitude project loudly through his performances. In spite of it all, however, it is only one thing that audiences truly sense when they hear John spin. It's the one thing that keeps his crowds coming back to him for more. It's the force that keeps him constantly moving forward in a world immersed in stillness. That thing is called the power of music.

John Rizzo currently holds residencies at SBNY (NYC), Feathers (NJ), Pure (Philadelphia), Escandalo (NYC), Apex (D.C.), Triangles (CT), Mor (CT), Rise (Boston).

HARRY TOWERS // lives in New York City,

Harry Towers serves as our director of Promotions. Harry has over 10 years of experience in working dance records to radio. In these 10 years he has placed numerous records into the Hot 100 Pop Chart in Billboard Magazine as well as the Billboard Club Chart and similar Mix Show and Club Charts in Dance Music Authority Magazine, FMQB, Hitmakers and DJ Times. In those 10 years he was honored at the Winter Music Conference six times in a row as the Best Promoter from an Independent Label. No other individual has amassed that many awards in the history of the Winter Music Conference.

DJ TRIPSIN // lives in Orlando

Born in Orlando, Florida, Trypsin was raised by musically talented parents, exposing him at an early age to the rhythmic sounds of Latin music. He quickly grew a passion for ethnic and exotic melodies from the Middle East, Africa, the Orient, and various Latin American countries, and began producing and playing different local events while still in high school. Remixing influences included the late Thunderpuss, Victor Calderone, Hex Hector, and Friburn and Urik, among many others. Remixes are available for download on both iTunes and Beatport as of this year, and his sounds are being played in clubs around the world, including his residence, the renowned Club at Firestone. Today, Trypsin has shifted his focus back to production, recently joining forces with Andy Warren to form The Virgo Brothers. "It's amazing to see what hours of work in the studio can do for a dance floor; those few minutes of uplifting and good-feeling smiles from an audience in a club continue to fuel the passion I proudly hold for what I do."

DJ SPINN //

In an industry where DJs and Producers have become more of a novelty than a commodity, it is refreshing to encounter a talent that not only encompasses skills as a master DJ, but an innovator as a producer and remixer. DJ SPINN is an individual whose ability to weave tribal beats on the dance floor against his own original remixes is quickly garnering him attention in a highly competitive field. Born and raised in Queens, NY, DJ SPINN knew from a young age that he was destined for a career in music, when at age 6 attended a family members wedding reception and was instantly engrossed by the partys DJ. Not realizing how that moment would set the course for his life, he immediately found anything he could to pursue to his new passion. Greatly supported by his family, he was given a mixer for his 7th birthday, by 8 a tape deck and at 12 years old, his first set off Technics 1200 turntables. At such a young age he found himself anywhere he could to hone his craft, from house parties to receptions not unlike the one he found himself a few short years before. An obsession with the dance underground, he found solace in New York radio and became a loyal student of late night radio shows. Heavily influenced by Freestyle and House he found inspiration from pioneers Tony Humphries, Hosh Gurelli, Jeff Romonowski and Hex Hector. After years of mastering his technique behind the turntables, he knew it was time to bring his creativity to the next level. At 17 years old he purchased his first drum machine and began to conceive his own original tracks, delving into the art of the remix. His first remix was Janet Jacksons Again and soon followed with P.Diddys I Need a Girl and Lumideess Never Leave You. While continuing his work in the studio, he continued his DJ gigs at popular nightspots Ohm, Sound Factory, Tunnel, Club Avex, NV, Planet Millennium, Dumbartons & Notes. Spinns first major break came in 2003 when Tito Puente Jr. asked him to remix Oye Como Va. This track was an enormous success with radio play on NYCs Latino Mix 105.9 and was featured on Americas Next Top Model. Recent studio projects have included My Body Tu Cuerpo (KULT Records) and Thinking of It by Salme Dahlstrom (David Passick Entertainment). In addition, the hit tribal anthems I Just Go & No Matter Where You Are for Recording Artist Aiden Leslie, and projects for 11th Hour Exile, and Scottie Gage. Rounding out 2005, DJ Spinn has recently appeared at the Apocalypse Lounge and begun a weekly residency at Hollywood & Main Sports Bar in Queens. Never one to conform to the club or studio he was the sound engineer for Repos Genetic Opera at The Wings Theatre in NYC. In October 2005, Spinn made his radio debut on "Fusion Radio Chicago" with his own weekly radio show, every Friday night, fulfilling a life long dream, and now can also be heard on "Party Radio USA" on Friday and Saturday night's as well. Often described as a blend of soulful, progressive house, DJ Spinns impressive approach to music today, can easily hold the attention of city dance floors as well as turn out fresh productions that push the envelope. As he says in his own words House music is like Rock & Roll to me. With that said there is no doubt that Spinns future will grow even brighter.

DJ RANNY //lives in Boston

A few years ago Ranny started playing with music on his computer, creating his own mash-ups and original mixes and posting them online. Suddenly, DJs from all over the world started e-mailing asking for more mixes and his name started popping up on Top 10 lists all over the world. He's always been a fan of the greatest: Junior, Hex, Peter... And every remix he makes he has them in mind. Those guys were part of a time when "partying" was about the MUSIC and HAVING FUN. Could we possibly bring it back?
Ranny has shared the stage with DJs like Tony Moran, Richie LaDue and Craig Mitchell in the US, Paco Dominguez in Mexico and Brazilian superstar DJs like Paulo Agulhari, Paulo Ciotti, Vilson, Kiron and Tato. He's also remixed artists like The Pussycat Dolls, Gwen Stefani, Pepper Mashay, Hillary Duff, Timbaland, Nelly Furtado, Justin Timberlake, Fergie and Ultra Nate, among others. He's always in studio creating unique remixes and original productions that are played on many dance floors everywhere.
His sets, a mix of dirty tribal and electro beats (always with a little Brazilian touch) can please even the most demanding audiences.
 

CHRIS "THE GREEK" PANAGHI //lives in New York City

From the beginning of his career, Chris "The Greek" Panaghi, has been dedicated to the Dance music community. Chris' early love of DJ'ing led to his start as a local New York area DJ, working various nightclubs and social events. He soon found himself spinning to packed houses at some of the hottest nightclubs in New York City and fielding requests to perform guest DJ spots internationally. Over the years he received the nickname "The Greek", which stuck, and he became known in the industry simply as Chris "The Greek". Chris is known for his trademark Peak Hour style, which incorporates such elements as Disco, House, Filtered, Progressive, and Trance.
In spite of a hectic DJ schedule, "The Greek" still manages to find the time to write original songs, produce new artists and remix high profile projects. He first emerged on the recording scene with a sizzling record entitled "Boriqua" that created a tremendous buzz and led to his being in demand to produce remixes for major artists including MICHAEL JACKSON, GLORIA ESTEFAN, CELINE DION, JESSICA SIMPSON, AQUA, JON SECADA, and MARC ANTHONY.
" I'll never forget the first time I heard my mix on the radio," says Chris. "It was the greatest feeling of my life, and that's what drives me to create more."

EDDIE X //Lives in La

Hearing superstar DJ and producer Eddie X can be a mind-bending experience — his repertoire is so layered, his experience so vast, and, at the core, his sets are so full of energy and passion and always cutting edge. Whether he’s producing as half of the production team L.E.X. (Luigi Gonzalez is his co-conspirator) or spinning a high profile gig, Eddie X always delivers. His remix of the legendary “Copacabana” was hand selected by Barry Manilow for the crooner’s Las Vegas show. There’s nothing Eddie X can’t do, from performing at such parties as White, Winter, Purple, globetrotting to spin in cities such as Tel Aviv, Ibiza, Toronto, Singapore, Rio de Janeiro, Mexico City, Montreal’s Black and Blue, and London, also remixing the best of Madonna and Cyndi Lauper,. Eddie X began his career listening to Larry Levan at Paradise Garage and Junior Vasquez at Sound Factory before going on to producing and spinning the most legendary parties in Los Angeles and Miami in the ‘90s. Eddie X is now more focused on live club and party dates, and producing some of the hottest remixes as L.E.X., than ever before. The positive critical acclaim confirms his knowledge as producer with remixes EDDIE X uses his talent to guide a dance crowd. His style is to educate and take people on a journey. He believes in reading the club and work with the energy of the crowd. Seeing EDDIE X spin live, he treats the booth like a stage and he’s always performing. For Eddie, spinning is more than mixing and matching, its high theater. Eddie X has over fifteen years in the dance industry and currently remixes and produces. He innovated underground deep House in Los Angeles in the early ‘90s; he brought his signature sound to Miami in the mid-’90s when South Beach maestro Ingrid Casares brought him on-board at Liquid. He also revolutionized Saturday after-hours with Pump. Eddie X began his career in entertainment as a dancer, having studied in New York City at the Alvin Ailey and Martha Graham Schools, and auditioning for Broadway shows. He went on to choreograph and entertain in shows and videos for such groups as Mantronix, C&C Music Factory, Jody Watley (“Friends") and Black Box ("Everybody Everybody"). Meanwhile, he was out at the clubs, soaking up what was shaping up to be the dawn of the big underground House sound patent to New York City. From Paradise Garage to Zanzibar to Sound Factory, Eddie listened intently to jocks like Junior Vasquez, Frankie Knuckles, Danny Tenaglia, Tee Scott and David Cole. When he moved to Los Angeles, he did so to pursue choreography. With DJ Eric Puyu and partner Manny Rodriguez, he opened Spice Club in the heart of Hollywood and named the night “Temple.” It was one of the only spots in L.A. where people could party all night, and, within weeks, people were lined a mile-deep at the door. Temple started with 200 guests and soon began to grow. It was a little mystery club, and by week eight Eddie X had 3,000 people coming through the door on a Saturday night. During this time, he was about to break out on his own as a DJ and take his show on the road. Before long, ‘Temple” was moving from location to location in Los Angeles, with Eddie notifying a mailing list of thousands about enormous parties, whether a launch for ‘The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert” or “Men’s Skirt Party.” Eddie had another residency, “Pump,” at the El Rey Theatre. As the L.A. scene slowed and Miami became the hub of glamour and nightlife in the mid ‘90s, Eddie sprang into action. He had been summoned in 1996 to spin a night at the legendary Warsaw Ballroom in South Beach. Eddie X became resident DJ at LIQUID nightclub. The hottest dance club on South Beach anyone who knows anything about nightlife is well aware that Liquid was the apex of entertainment … Madonna, Sylvester Stallone and every celebrity in town that week were regulars inside the hot spot while as many as 500 people would wait outside to get into the club. Eddie enthuses: "This was the time when Miami was the bomb.” He also gave life to Miami after hours with “Pump.” After five years, it became the longest running club at that time in South Beach. By 2003 when “Pump” closed, Eddie had established himself as an international sensation and a master remixer. By then L.E.X. had been born and his client list ranges from newcomers to legends such as Barbara Streisand and Donna Summer. In addition to doing work for Madonna and Barry Manilow, Eddie has put his spin on include Cyndi Lauper’s "Walk On By,” Anastacia’s "Left Outside Alone" and Mis-Teeq’s "One Night Stand." And, when he’s not in the studio, he simply can no longer be tied down: you’ll find him doing his handiwork at the decks at clubs and parties all over the world.

DJ ROXX //lives in Miami

In the year 2001, sensing a timely opportunity from which his music could grow and mature, DJ Roxx settled in South Florida, a place he calls home. In this richly-diversified community, his music did indeed mature and fomented into what it is todaythe vibrant blend of bass and acoustics which first blasted at friends parties to the major commercial enterprise it is today, spell-binding. There are changing times on the dance scene, and DJ Roxx is well aware this. Unlike many other DJs that have seemed to settle into a category or genre of music, DJ Roxxs secret to success has rested in his ability to diversify his choice of music as much as possible, including the audience he plays for. As he has often repeated in various magazine and newspaper interviews, the dance floor for him always becomes an experiment of sorts, one on which he takes his music to the next step often without even his realization. This, he says, is often done subtly, often not that subtly. When pressed for an answer, he admits that he can do this by his ability to mix simultaneously on more than two decks, as most DJs do. It isnt long before even a simple vocal turns into a high-spirited, melodious, richly rewarding dance musical experiences anyone can have. And this seems to be DJ Roxxs own secret to success and personal ethoshis dance music speaks to different simply because, without one knowing it, when least expected, it can splinter off into many genres, sub-genres, and untold number of sounds.

DIO ZAMBRANO

He was born in Barquisimeto, Venezuela in 1974. At age 12 he started to play records on the Pioneer turntable his family had at home. Soon after that he played at parties around the city. From there his influences from Groove and Electro. Dio belongs to the line up of venezuelan professional DJs, as long as Musical Producers for the Progressive Tribal genre with an influence of latin rythms and the groove of the 80s, without letting aside the variations of the evolution of house music of the present days. As a producer, Dio Zambrano has worked on many remixes for his own use as long as unreleases tracks that have been enjoyed by audiences around the world on the internet, all of them with his signature style, all of them with the imprint of Tribal, Progressive, Groove. Funk and the inspiration he feels at the moment of mixing the tracks. As a DJ, he has performed all around his country, and is starting to do so in other countries as well, where audiences dance to his contagious beat. Trying to describe his live sessions is not easy, since he doesnt follow a predetermined rythm or lineal style. Dios sessions are the result of the energy he obtains from the public on the dance floor. He says: It is the DJs task to put dancers on the move, but people communicates you indirectly what they want to listen, so you can play it. I play the music I like and distinguishes me, but I always have in my mind to make people dance, so my audience always moves on the dance floor to my beat. When listened live, Dio mixes sounds and rythms from Funk, Electro, Latin Drums, Vocals, all of them fussioned with Progressive Tribal, in such a way that the bass line doesnt remain untouched, but fussioned, so people keep moving on the dance floor. Currently, Dio Zambrano is producing in association with outstanding Latin American DJs.

DJ HANNA

ALEX RODRIGUEZ/DJ ARODNY // lives in nyc      

DJ Alex Rodriguez was born in Venezuela (August 1981) from a
Colombian family of musicians. From an early age studied and played
conga and flute. While still in High School, he produced two radio
shows for Caracas 92.9 FM and wrote about music for magazine Urbe.
Three years ago he moved to New York City and worked as a bartender.
On August 2006 he debuted as a Disc Jockey at legendary Splash in New
York City. Since then has played for Night Life Productions at Night
Hotel, Gold's Gym NYC at its Holiday Party 2006 and No Parking where
has a Sunday residency. During the last year he's been producing his
own tracks and remixes. Currently he is collaborating with Paris-based singer Akil
as well as producing his first internet radio show.

Styles: Electro, Tribal House, Hip Hop and R&B, Pop and Tropical Latin.