Read the full interview on LoopMagazine.com! The best places to eat, explore and party in New York City, according to Lauren Mayhew. You might recognize Lauren Mayhew from her sets at LAVO and Marquee in New York City. Maybe you’ve seen her announcing for WWE Superstars or appearing…
Read the full interview on Flaunt.com! DJ Rosegold is the plug when it comes to Toronto. A music-lover down to the core, she’s also a proud entrepreneur and CEO of two thriving businesses with a huge passion of giving back to her community. Having…
Read the full interview on AllHipHop.com! DJ Sidereal is far more than a DJ, he’s an artist in his own right. Born Samuel Matthew in St. Paul, Minnesota, he describes himself as “a DJ, a producer, a risk-taker, a genre-bender, and the best DJ on…
Read the full interview on BPMSupreme.com! At age 16 in high school, Parisa learned how to DJ and hasn’t looked back since. Two years later, the Tokyo native would move to the United States at the age of 18, all by herself. Now based in Los…
Read the full interview on Variety.com! DJ D-Nice’s Instagram live virtual dance parties have been the sensation of isolation, drawing upwards of 150,000 viewers — among them, both Democratic candidates, Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders, former first lady Michelle Obama, Drake, Oprah Winfrey, Will Smith and even Facebook CEO Mark…
Read the full interview on Variety.com! The word “viral” has new meaning in the age of coronavirus, but not before DJ iMarkKeyz received the biggest look of his career: a remix of Cardi B’s coronavirus rant that went, well, you know. Born and raised in Brooklyn, iMarkKeyz, whose real…
Read the full interview on BPMSupreme.com! Whipped Cream is exactly how she sounds: sweet, delicious, and a treat for her fans. The Canadian music producer and DJ describes herself as someone “who loves art and inspiring other people.” Her sound is unmatched, creating her own…
Read the full interview on AllHipHop.com! The Stretch Armstrong and Bobbito Show is in the history books as one of the greatest radio shows in hip-hop. In the ’90s, Adrian Bartos (DJ Stretch Armstrong) and Robert Garcia (Bobbito) rose to the forefront of the hip-hop community…
Read the full interview on BPMSupreme.com! What So Not remains a staple in the dance music scene. What began as a project between Emoh Instead and Flume has now culminated to just the first of the duo: real name Christopher Emerson. If you’re at a…
Read the full interview on BPMSupreme.com! It’s not every day you get two guys who not only love what they do but can turn up the crowd in any given situation. Insert Red Cup Nation, a DJ/production duo comprised of Perry Nelson and Matt Weichel…