When we talk about bringing people to their feet by spinning at the hottest NYC and NJ night clubs, we are definitely talking about Anthony Rey who has many assets in the music industry.

Born in Santiago, Dominican Republic, Anthony Rey immigrated to the United States at the age of 18. It was then, when his interest and focus towards music took a radical change for the best in his life. He developed a unique skill for music production that fused the best of the Latin and American cultures in to a frenzy of hot mixes. Soon enough Rey took on mixing club bangers at all the hottest house parties and major private events. This allowed his mixes not only to become unique but most importantly gain his signature beat in early 2004.
 
Anthony Rey began deejaying at a local café called De Gala, in New Brunswick, NJ. However, Rey was determined to be successful and he knew that his passion for music would allowed him to go far and beyond. He pushed his skills further by deejaying in different night clubs such as Passion, JJ café, Club Abyss, El imperial and many other hot spots around NYC and NJ. In 2005 he moved on to hosting short slots at a local low frequency radio station in Newark, NJ called "Rumba 99.9fm". In addition to his great mixes, skills and ability; Anthony Rey is without question a master mixer in all genres such as Salsa, Merengue, Reggaeton, Bachata, Reggae, House, Techno, Hip-Hop, Vallenato, Cumbia, Punta, etc. The charisma and energy that he transmitted allowed him to gain a diversity of enthusiastic followers.

One of Anthony Rey's best years in his musical career was in 2008 he worked for "Mapi TV" as a host for "Las Comadres" with Gloria B. This hit show was transmitted through "Telemundo" (channel 47). He also displayed his talents in mixing for "Latina 100.3," Rhode Island. He contributed in special events such as boat rides which he had the privilege of hosting the widely known and celebrated Dominican Independence day parade in New Jersey. He collaborated with other signature disc jockeys such as: "Los Mix Masters", "Lo Maximo Production," and "Los Reyes Del Mambo." In addition, Anthony Rey was recognized as the signature disc jockey of the year in 2008 in Newark, NJ.

Since 2009 Anthony Rey continued to involve himself further with the growing music industry working on Radio Online. He has continued mixing with the hottest Latino disc jockeys known in the tri-state area who host the infamous radio stations "X96.3" and "La Mega 97.9." Currently he is known as one of the best DJ's of the NY and NJ club scene, local radios stations, and internet shows. Anthony's hard work resulted in success and many achievements over the years. His reputation is absolute by the ranking of over 50 million new enthusiastic visitors to his webpage.

In May 2010 Anthony Rey's first CD, "Musica Con Clase Vol 1" was launched, collaborated with the Manager of Aventura, on the making of the remix of their album "The Last". On August 2010 his 2nd CD "Musica Con Clase Vol 2" was released with a great acceptance of his fans. Anthony Rey persistently continues to focus on excelling new and unique ways to produce, mix, and host music events. DJ Anthony Rey is currently working on a project to give back to the community all the support they give him by sponsoring young deejays in his native Santo Domingo. His daily priorities focus on not only to conquer a dream but to introduce modern and versatile skills to the evolving music industry. 

From St Barth to New York, Miami, St Tropez, Moscow, Monaco and many other sophisticated places in the world, Philippe Paris has grown a rare savoir-faire in playing the finest house music for an elite crowd and a demanding clientele.
Actually Music Ambassador for Nikki Beach worlwide
And Resident Dj on monthly basis for Bagatelle NYC.

I write electronic music & travel often

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BIO

Like most other DJs, DJ Lex started small.  Private gigs (disc jockey shorthand for an event that's not open to the public) like weddings and baby showers marked the career of the young novice.  For DJs who've taken a different route, it's easy to write off a sweet 16 or bridal shower.  The experience gained at these events however, is essential to any DJs trade.  Dealing with desperate song requests, drunken uncles and carrying heavy equipment in and out of vehicles translates into the club world, particularly pushy club patrons and bossy owners or promoters.  And so, after 4 years of small scale events, a battle-tested Lex ventured into the club world.

In 2006, DJ Lex joined a group of DJs and soundmen under the LosTraficante.com umbrella.  As a member of an entourage, Lex observed his fellow LTP DJs work in clubs; it was this group of experiences that strengthened his desire to become a working club DJ.  A year later, Kenny Cole made arrangements to have Lex perform at a club for the first time. Lex' club debut was parlayed into a weekly club residency, no small feat in New York City clubs.  2008 brought Lex a larger, more popular venue to control: Maracas.  The Queens hotspot combines the hottest live bands with DJs like Lex and Eli.  Bigger clubs mean bigger promotion; Lex' name started to be branded in patrons' and promoters' minds alike, and he found himself being booked more and more.

Club DJing is a combination of things: talking, mixing and song selection.  The latter can prove a challenge in an era where digital formats are easily traded, and so-called exclusives hold their unshared glamour for the briefest of moments.  Classics are classics, and songs of the moment are a must.  But in an effort to keep one's sets exclusives, many DJs make personal edits of songs to play out.  Some edits are laughable, others pointless; a truly effective edit must sound good, be well produced and fit in to a set, not only for the DJ but also for the dancer.  DJ Lex' beginner edits used a program with the perjorative moniker "Virtual DJ".  Using the oft-maligned platform, he made simple reggaeton blends (placing one instrumental track together with an acapella track to make what some call a "mash-up") that worked surprisingly well.  Not limiting himself to nightclubs, Lex distributed his edits and blends on various internet forums, and as time passed his recognition grew.

Like any successful person, DJ Lex' can trace his arrival on the edit scene to a single event; his edit of Omega's "Chambonea" had many a DJ inquiring about it's origin and producer.  With the heavily requested merengue track finely edited, it found it's way into most latin DJs record boxes.  There were more edits to come: these simple and efficient edits garnered Lex a meeting with club edit heavyweight DJ Lil'JayRemix.  Skipping the dry details, DJ Lex now forms part of a powerful team on LatinRemixKings.com, the #1 website for latin edits.  

So what do you do when you're new on the scene, but heralded?  What does popularity and name recognition lead to?  Will DJ Lex start strong and finish even stronger?  Find out for yourself.

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