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| Tony Humphries :: In July 1981, producer Shep Pettibone asked Tony for a mastermix show tape to fill in for a no show on his KISS-FM NY radio show. Larry Patterson of NJ's Club Zanzibar fame, opened the door that resulted in him gaining "THE" residency in 1982.
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| Naeem Johnson :: This Newark native has under his belt over twenty years of DJing experience and has been a mainstay at such legendary venues in New Jersey as Club Docks, Club Zanzibar, Cheetah, Club America, Club 88, Club Blackbox and Mirage.
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| Louie Vega :: In 1985, Vega began his first nightclub residency at Devil's Nest, in the Bronx, Roseland, Studio 54 and thePalladium. Vega's style reflected his eclectic upbringing: his DJ sets included everything from Latin music to hip-hop to British new wave.
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| Anane Vega :: Anané decided to bring her talents to New York City where, armed with nothing more than a bag full of clothes and a heart full of dreams, she immersed herself in the city’s club culture. She met DJ/Producer Louie Vega, who tapped her as an integral member of the Elements of Life Collective.
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| DJ Punch :: In the mid 70's, Punch began hanging out with big name DJ's such as DISCO CHUCK who worked with RICHARD LONG, KELLY who owned CLUB SENSATIONS, MARK 4 DISCO, G.O.L.D. PROD., MR C DISCO and FUNKY BILL DISCO.
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| DJ Basil :: A former employee of the legendary club in New York City the Paradise Garage, Basil would eventually land a job at the prestigious New York City nightspot Nells on 14th St. in NYC as the resident DJ for 3 years.
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| Eddie Boom :: The Jersey Maestro has been in the game for awhile. He released his own randition of "God Helps Those" on Easy Street which he produced along with Rob Robinson of the Trenton Boys.
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| Steve "Miggedy" Maestro :: While making masterpieces for WGCI, Steve 'Silk' Hurley, Doug Banks and Tom Joyner, Steve was also tapped by Gary Bernstein of SuperRadio Networks to do Old School & New School mixes for the syndicated radio program.
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| DJ Smooth1967 :: In the late 80's after coming back home from the Army (Hawaii was the shit!!; can u boogie board?) I collected all these 12" records because I loved instrumentals... The DJ was born!
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| Lady Duracell :: Some of London’s clubs that Lady has played include Koko, Pacha, Ministry of Sound, Turnmills, Cross, Canvas, Egg and many more. Her longest running residency is with FunkIn You at Koko which she joined in 2004 and is still going strong.
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| DJ BE :: He has opened and played alongside some of the top names in house music today such as Matthew Bandy, Master Kev, Jamie Thinnes, Ralf Gum, Kai Alce, Kemit, Lars Behrenroth, JoJo Flores, Johnny Fiasco, Justin Long, Halo, Reelsoul, DJ Offbeat and the entire 4DEEP Crew.
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| Kevin Latham :: When you explore, the Love becomes greater. During the 80s, I partied up in New York at Club Zanzibar and heard Tony Humphries spinning. At times, you would not leave until 10 in the morning! When you are in that environment and experience that music, what else can you say?
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| Mike Zarin :: In late 2004 Mike formed 4Deep, a grassroots promotional outfit specializing in monthly events, "I called it "Connect" because of the ability to unite people thru music like nothing else could."
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| Harold Banks :: A veteran of the 1's & 2's for over 25 years with a love for good music. It all began in the days gone by and has grown ever since. Banks has been broadcasting his mixes for over 20 years... Always arching for that song that make you say DAMN.
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| Stan Zeff :: StanZeFF was born and raised in London England, and is an Arsenal fan. He has been spinning for over 20 years, in the depths of the London underground Warehouse parties from the early 80's.
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| Kia Alce :: After moving to Detroit in 1980 Kai began listening to 'Electrifying Mojo', as well as The Wizard AKA Jeff Mills. When the 'Music Institute' opened in Detroit in 1987, it quickly became the city's premier underground dance music location.
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| DJ JRuss :: Migrated from Memphis, Tennessee to Atlanta, Georgia. His style is a mix of Eclectic Soul, Old School Rare Grooves, House, Broken Beat and Hip Hop.
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| Nelson Labbate :: Nelson has been playing housemusic since 1995. Influenced by artists like Louie Vega, Tony Humphries, Frankie Knuckles, Frankie Feliciano, DJ Djaimin, Kerri Chandler, Joe Claussell, only to name a few. His equipment: - 1 Original Urei 1620 mixer - 3 Technics 1210 MKII Turntables with Shure Whitelabel cartridges - 1 E&S 3004x Isolator. Nelson rocks only the best vinyl.
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