Three little ponies went to the market but where abducted by acid stick wielding fossil monsters. Through the powers of unseen galactic forces they wrote a few songs and with the aid of the 12 tone scale, various metals, electricity and girl power they where able to subdue the demonic fossil monsters and book a few shows in Brooklyn.


Dark side of the techno Filthy Dubstep and Hard house music

Thank you for taking some time to listen! I started DJ’ing in 1994, then producing later - in 2009. I play and create house music of all sorts. Today I have releases out on Pluralistic Records, Abstrakt Xpressions, Meme Sounds, DownRight Dirty Records, Overexposed Records and I have remixes out on S&S Records and Phunk Junk Dark and I'm on a few comps. Tracks available for purchase on Beatport, Traxsource, Bandcamp, iTunes, etc. Over the years I have been fortunate to have had the opportunity to play at clubs, raves, festivals, house parties… lots of awesome places & spaces! I’m currently open for booking! If interested PM me or email - tommy@tommykdesign.com. Keep the house vibes alive! Jack your body! PLUR! Always interested in feedback too. Thanks!

I started DJ’ing in 1994, playing hardcore gabber and acid, heavily influenced by DJ’s such as - DJ ESP, DJ Hyperactive, Rob Gee, Delta 9 and just about anything I found on Drop Bass Records or Rotterdam Records. Part of my love for music is sharing it, and despite the fact that I love hardcore techno, I wasn’t getting the feedback I wanted. Looking up and seeing people dancing, smiling… that’s what it’s about! So I decided to focus more on my other love - house music. I began playing deep house and some of the more acid house stuff I was finding on labels like Plus 8, Definitive, Strictly Rhythm, Nervous, Trax, Dancemania, Relief, Casual, etc… I still play all that, but I have broadened my style a bit. For years I struggled, trying to define my style and stick to a specific genre. I feel that it is important for a DJ to have a specific sound, and I was eventually able to find my sound by letting my ears do the selecting instead of sticking to a specific genre. It’s much more fun and sounds better when I just play house. In 2009 I started producing and focusing more on the live sets as opposed to “DJ” sets. Today I prefer to play a live set if I have time to prepare, but  when DJ’ing I play everything from chill deep house to banging tech house to ghetto house to acid house… and so on. I just LOVE HOUSE MUSIC!

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