Saint Evo, an illustrious DJ/Producer with East African and South Asian roots, has long been celebrated as a pioneer of the Afro House scene in East Africa. His musical odyssey, fueled by an unyielding passion for melody and a profound belief in the transformative power of music, has seen him craft distinctive sounds deeply rooted in African cultural heritage while resonating with global audiences.

From a tender age, the rhythmic heartbeat of the Maasai people profoundly shaped his artistic journey. The vibrant soundscapes of the Equatorial region, combined with his South Asian lineage, infused his artistry with a rich diversity of influences. Over the years, his productions have graced acclaimed record labels across Africa, Europe, and North America, with celebrated tracks such as Tawada (Remix), Call, Wahyu, Tuhan, Wiyyan, Lespri, Ecouter, Mntwana, and Abantu Betshe. His contribution to global dance music was recognized by 1001 TrackLists’ “Future Of Dance 2023”, solidifying his reputation as a creative force in the industry.

However, in 2025, Saint Evo embraced a profound new direction—answering a higher calling to pivot fully into Gospel music. This spiritual transition marks not just a change in genre but a rededication of his life and artistry to the glory of God. For him, music is no longer only an expression of cultural identity and creative innovation but also a vessel of worship, healing, and testimony.

Saint Evo’s gospel soundscape fuses his mastery of rhythm and production with biblical inspiration, creating deeply spiritual compositions that uplift, encourage, and call listeners into divine encounters. His unique background in Afro House and electronic music enriches his gospel artistry, offering a refreshing, cross-cultural sound that bridges contemporary worship with African spiritual traditions.

As he steps into this new chapter, his mission is clear: to use music as a ministry that spreads the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the ends of the earth, touching hearts across nations and generations. 

With unwavering dedication to his faith and an enduring commitment to musical excellence, Saint Evo stands as a testament to the power of reinvention under divine guidance. His new path in Gospel music reaffirms that true artistry lies not only in innovation but also in obedience to purpose—leaving an indelible mark on both the cultural and spiritual landscapes of our time.

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Diego Quintero is a talented DJ and producer hailing from Cali, Colombia, the heart of the world's Salsa music scene. He began his DJ career in 2007 and made his debut as a producer in 2009 with the Miami-based label Bedroom Muzik, run by DJ Wady.

With a unique sound blending Latin and Tribal Tech House rhythms, Diego's music is deeply influenced by Afro-Caribbean beats and is guaranteed to get any dancefloor moving.

His first releases caught the attention of international music icon, Richie Hawtin, who was the first to support Diego's music in 2009, playing his track "Phobia," co-produced with Jonathan Jaramillo, which quickly climbed the charts of electronic music stores.

In 2010, Diego moved to France to further his engineering studies and delve deeper into the electronic music scene. In 2012, he released the EP "Flashback" with Miguel Bastida on Definitive Recordings, founded by John Acquaviva and Richie Hawtin. He also released the track "Funky People" on UMEK's 1605 label, a leading reference for Techno and Tech House music worldwide, and collaborated with artists such as Harvy Valencia and DJ Fronter.

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