Q'HEY's Upcoming Gigs
Wed 01 Jan, 20 
Tokyo After Hours 2020 -New Year's Day-, R-LOUNGE, Tokyo, Japan

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Q'hey (Masaya Kyuhei) started DJing in 1989 and ever since has been one of the few key individuals of Japan’s club scene (alongside mainstays Takkyu Ishino, Ken Ishii and Fumiya Tanaka). With a lot of determination, focus, hard work and with the support of loyal fans he has been one of Tokyo’s Techno milestones for many years. From club events to massive outdoor music festivals, Q'hey is the artist who always delivers.

In 1995, Q'hey's time was spent producing tracks and introducing his music to the Asian and European clubbers. Around the same time his Tokyo underground techno party was created, REBOOT at Maniac Love. With a solid line-up of DJs and with Q'hey as the main organizer of the monthly party it has been going strong for more than 14 years. Needless to say, the remarkable music quality plus the powerful fan base, is the fuel for this great everlasting party.

In 1998, after a few releases from several prominent labels he started his own label "Moon Age Recordings". This was a time for more hard work and international exposure. In a matter of months his releases were charted on the play lists of big DJs such as Sven Vath and Marco Bailey.

Until now, he released 3 mix CDs "Sound Republic" (KSR) "Reboot #001" (KSR) and "NYSO Vol.1 DJ Q'hey" (Yenzo Music). In 2006 he released the first album from Moon Age Recordings - Q'hey + Reboot "Electric Eye On Me".

His works have been some very unique projects and again delivering many superb re-mixes and productions. These were released by MB Elektronics, Pornographic Recordings, Rhythm Convert, Omega Audio among others. Also some releases from BluFin as Q-Ram in collaboration with Ramon Zenker from Hardfloor.

On a more technical side, he reviews DJ equipment for music magazines such as "Sound & Recordings" and "Sound Designer". With his extensive knowledge of DJ/production equipment, he also got involved in the development of MC-505 and MC-909 for Roland, providing advice and support for Yamaha and Vestax.

Q'hey has been lucky enough to DJ in countries such as Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Belgium, Spain, Luxembourg, Germany, France, Holland and Poland. In between long hours in the studio and DJing domestically he is continuing to add some more international gigs to his list.

After the earthquake disaster in Japan, Q'hey established charity project "BPM Japan - Be Positive by Music Japan" and continues working to make donations for the victims by making compilation albums, releases and events.

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Classic Chicago ride or die style DJ/producer inﬂuenced by The Warehouse, technology and straight up techno, it’s no wonder she has been named one of Chicago’s top 10 DJ’s by XLR8R magazine.

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Connecting club culture to the wider world, on screen and irl through parties, film and video.

"DJ Reebok"

About DJ Reebok: The nickname...originated in the early 80's when Ron bought numerous pairs of Reeboks in different colors, when they first were released. His homeboys he used to dance with at Studio K, in Knott's Berry Farm (Orange County, CA) were baggin’ on him saying..."look at him and his Reeboks...it's Reebok Ron...Ha-ha-ha it's Reebok Ron.” Hence...DJ Reebok, the nickname for this illustrious DJ. 

DJ Reebok started his dj career playing “Old Skool and Hip Hop” in back yard parties in Santa Ana, CA. Soon to follow, DJ Reebok moved into the club scene at a club called Roaring 20's/Dazzles in Newport Beach, CA, off of Newport Blvd. and 17th St. at a very young age. It wasn’t the industry standard and was unheard of having such a young dj in a 21 and over environment. 

Moving forward...Reebok started promoting and dj'ing with Unity Productions. He started the first Underground House Club “Deeper Love”  to hit Orange County at Kokomo's in Irvine with his partners Alton, Jason, and Paulie. 

Then He decided to move on to bigger and better venues in Los Angeles. He played at such clubs as King, Sketch Pad, The Abyss, Shark Club, Does Your Mama Know, Carlos and Charlie's, Peanuts, Arena, etc. with the likes of such names as Taylor, Doc Martin, Fabian, Tony Largo, Jason Blakemore (DJ Trance), Paul Davidson, David Alvarado, Andrew D, Quicksilver, Markie Quark, John Bishop, Alex of NY, That Girl Dj, Sandra Collins, Dj Irene, Simply Jeff, Scotty Roo, etc. 
He has been djing for over 30 years now, and you are likely to hear some of his production music very soon. He has now started his production company...Psalt & Battery Productions along with his record labels: AON Records (All Or Nothing Records), and Inambyl Records (It's Not About Me But You Lord).
 
DJ Reebok is a proud representative of the "Save The Rhythm" and "UPG. AM" Families. Look to hear some of his new Breakbeat and Tribal, or some of his oldies but goodies of Happy House, and High NRG stuff. He now has Many CD's (all vinyl live mixes) out with the titles: "Good Friday 2005", "Live @ Jon's", and "Outta My Hands", "Free", "Birthday Breaks", "Blinded By Beats", "Shoe Bizness...I am what I am", "Lunch Breaks", "Subliminal Tones Of Passion (S.T.O.P.)", "Lunch Breaks II", and “Hot Under Pressure” being his latest. 

You should be able to see him soon in Orange County, San Diego, and Los Angeles, and Las Vegas underground events, or at some of the "STR", or "UPG. AM" events. Home Location-Moscow, Idaho.  Influences/Sounds Like: God is my number one influence. My largest musical influence at this point in my life would be Simply Jeff, and his funky old skool breakbeat sounds, Fabian Vangelli with his magical mixcraft, along with alternative Christian artists Casting Crowns. 

email: djreebokron@gmail.com

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