Professional DJ specializing in house, techno, midtempo, lounge, & chillout. Host of the Gran Reserva Radio Show on Dancegruv.net. Owner of Bunn DJ Company (SD Office). Former Owner/Head DJ of Mosaic Lounge. 

Feinberg’s versatility and DJ style reflect more than two decades spent researching and performing music from around the world. Beginning with a high school radio show,  his love of music and the art of DJing have led to countless performances and to destinations around the globe including London, Ibiza, Playa Del Carmen, Miami, New Orleans, Dallas, North Carolina, and around his current home in Southern California. He has shared the booth with a number of renowned musicians, producers, and DJ’s including Kenny Dope, Kevin Saunderson, Colette, Justin Martin, Mark Farina, Julie McKnight, Oscar P, Terry Hunter, 9th Wonder, Jojo Flores, Roy Davis Jr., Terrence Parker, Sonny Fodera, Nickodemus, DJ Ala, DJ Dan, Halo, Julius the Mad Thinker, Todd Terry, Mikeytown, Jose Marquez, Lars Behrenroth, Stacy Kidd, Sunshine Jones, Jask, and many more.
In addition to acting as Event Coordinator/Resident DJ of the award-winning Mosaic Lounge from 2006-2012 and then as its Owner 2012-2017, Steven has hosted a variety of recurring events over the years, including Escapism (Solas), Revolution (Lincoln Theatre), Rendezvous (Riviera), We All Love House (Aries/Mosaic), Descanso (Helios), Discoteque (Mosaic), Variations In House (Red Room), Passport (Mosaic), Flashback (Bogart’s), Sultry (Mosaic), Sun Is Shining Caribbean Night (Mosaic), Equinox (April & George), and many others. He also has acted as Co-Planner and Resident DJ at several annual festivals and conferences, including Duke University's “Across The Threshold” conference series, the Mosaic Spring and Fall Music Festivals, the “Mosaic in Miami” Events at Miami WMC, and as a resident DJ at the Mi Casa Music Holiday in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico. Currently, you can find him DJing around his home in San Diego as the Owner / Head DJ of the Southern California branch of  Bunn DJ Company and on Dancegruv.net every 3rd Monday of the month at 5pm Pacific for his underground house music-based radio show, Gran Reserva Radio.
A classically-trained vocalist, Steven began his musical career in grade school with the Texas State Choir and St. Mark’s Choir, performing at locations around the Midwest and across Europe including Notre Dame (Paris), Mont San-Michel (Normandy), St. Paul's Cathedral (London), St. David's Cathedral (Wales), and Yorkminster Cathedral (York). While in college, he sang with the Wake Forest University Chorus alongside poet Maya Angelou during the live musical premier of her presidential inaugural poem, “On The Pulse of Morning.” After college, he spent extended amounts of time traveling and studying in and around the UK and Spain, including Barcelona, Ibiza, and Salamanca. His graduate studies led to in-depth research in ethnomusicology and music history at Duke University and related coursework at Oxford University and the National Jazz Museum in Harlem.  Steven's exposure to so many diverse music genres contribute to his unique DJ style, which in addition to a wide variety of house, can include funk, samba, jazz, hip hop, nu disco, salsa, reggae, downtempo, cumbia, merengue, dancehall, Afrobeat, Arabic, and other genres.

Open 365 days a year! Inside Deep South it's all about being an old-school bar and music joint.  The walls of Deep South are covered in red wall with music memorabilia and lyric grafitti. Also has a small pool room out front and a handful of booths lining the place. 
There's pinball and some other arcade games - even Frogger! This is a fun place to bring a great group of friends.

Directions from North Raleigh 1. Take the Inner Beltline/I-440 E 2. Merge onto I-440 E 1.8 mi 3. Take exit 11 for Capital Blvd/US-401 S 0.3 mi 4. Follow signs for Capital Blvd and merge onto Capital Blvd/US-401 S 5. Continue to follow US-401 S for 3.8 mi or 7 mins 6. Stop at 430 S Dawson St., Raleigh.

Artists/Musician Info: Deep South is an artist-friendly venue. We have professional sound, great stage, a talented sound-man, and a friendly bar staff. We have been a record label and artist management firm since 1995, so we appreciate all artists who have chosen to perform at our venue. That said, we are a small venue, only about 125 capacity, and as a result we view a successful night one in which 100 people or more attend the show. Although we do email marketing and print advertising on our part, it is ultimately the responsibility of the artist to make the night successful. (100 people. It’s not as easy as it may seem.)

The music is real. The songs are genuine. And as a result, the fans have come naturally. Young Cardinals is a band from Raleigh, N.C., drawing influence from all the dirty-grungy-awesomeness found in acts like Radiohead, Deftones, The Verve, and Tom Waits.The band's EP, due out in June 2011, is a collaboration with producer Mike Garrigan (of the bands Athenaeum and Collapsis) and recording mastermind Mitch Easter, who has worked with artists including R.E.M., Pavement, and Suzanne Vega. Singer/songwriter James Forgey got his start playing acoustic in college dive bars across the South. In addition to his music, Forgey is also known for his contributions as both an actor and a songwriter in several successful indie films, including “The 27 Club," in which he co-starred with actor Joe Anderson ("Across the Universe" and "The Crazies"). In 2010, Forgey teamed up with Idaho-natives Sam Branstetter (bass) and Marcus Matile (drums), who both relocated to North Carolina to finalize the rhythm section of Young Cardinals.By early 2011, the trio had caught the attention of NC-based management firm Deep South Entertainment and were signed to the company shortly thereafter, joining a roster of artists including Vienna Teng, Marcy Playground, Michael Sweet of Stryper, and Tres Chicas.

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