In a Crystal Labeija birthed scene, Byrell The Great has made a name for himself as one of the top ballroom Dj’s with works like the Vogue Workout series, his Chopped Cheese mixtape, and his ballroom club banger Bubble Drip. His ovah beat production has led him to have his music placed in multiple fashion ads, movies, and tv shows amongst other things.

byrellthegreat@gmail.com

“Dear god in heaven what the fuck was that sweet hell...?” -Corey Taylor

i didnt delete everything i just am not paying 16 a month for pro lol

LEGACY IS UNDEBATED 
YOU CAN DIP IF CVNT TRAXXX MADE IT 
CVNT Traxxx since 2011 Mizrahi since 2015 EliteBeatz FOREVER
REST IN POWER ICON VJUAN ALLURE

"Preserving the Vogue Beat Since 1998 🎛️⚡

To every click, listen, and dip—thank you. To the music outlets, writers, television, radio, and film crews, the online and real-time supporters, the dancers, commentators, and sponsors: PumpDaBeat exists because of you.

For 25+ years, we’ve been the heartbeat of ballroom’s greatest musical talents and phenoms, nurturing sounds that move culture forward. From the underground to the mainstream, our mission stays true: protect the Vogue Beat, elevate the community, and serve as an institution for generations to come.

📀 Featured Artists & Collaborators:
VJtheDJ | Kevin JZ Prodigy | Capital K'aos
DJ Delish | JUKEBOXX | MC Chuckles
Lady Sasa | CI CI | PAM
INDIRAH DA DJ | DJ NIGHTWING | Naay da Jawn
DJ GRIZZ | LGNDRY CHUCKLES L’AMANTE

🔊 New drops, timeless beats. Stay tuned—we’re just warming up.

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Xeraph is the problem mainstream hip-hop PR can’t solve. Based in Atlanta, born Anh Nguyen in South Vietnam in 1991 and raised in Raleigh, NC, he doesn’t ask for a lane—he builds one and charges tolls. His sound fuses southern rap, hip-hop, and house—engineered for impact rather than approval.

Shaped by African American, Latino, and Asian circles, Xeraph treats culture like hardware, not a costume—Vietnamese grit, diaspora discipline, southern cadence. He’s queer by fact, not by branding—no mascoting, no neat boxes. The writing is cold-cut-precise, the presence predatory, and the stories bridge worlds without pandering to any.

He is a sovereignty project disguised as an artist. He bypasses gatekeepers, weaponizes independence, and builds for those the industry keeps off-mic. If hero worship built the culture, Xeraph is here for the heist—remaking it in his image, one record, one runway, one room at a time.

London-based DJ/Producer

Contact: bookings@armasounds.com

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