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El Masokista is a Latin percussionist, songwriter, and recording artist in the genres of Hip-Hop, Reggaeton, and Dancehall Reggae.  Born of Puerto Rican and Bermudan heritage, the instrumentation and incorporation of dialects in this artist’s music is a direct reflection of his cultural influences.  He currently resides in Louisville, KY; and has also lived in the Bronx, NY, Puerto Rico, and Tampa Bay, FL.  His travels and experiences have shaped his perception to viewing himself as an international musician relating to the young and old, wealthy and impoverished; felon and college student.  El Masokista plans to increase his fan base to thousands and reach international airwaves.  

	Hip-Hop, Reggaeton, and Dancehall Reggae recording artist, Gabriel Isidoro Pitts Hernandez, a.k.a. El Masokista, was born on September 17, 1988.  El Masokista owes much of his artistic influence to his poverty stricken and prostitution ridden hometown, and his Puerto Rican and Afro-Caribbean heritage.  “Growing up my parents would listen to Salsa, Reggae, and Soul, and when I would go outside; all I heard was Hip-Hop,” says the aspiring musician.  As a teenager, El Masokista began to play Latin percussion in neighborhood jam sessions and the Puerto Rican day Parade in New York.  It was also at this age that he began to record his own versions of popular songs on a karaoke machine with two turntables.  

	El Masokista has collaborated with recording artist Smoke E. Digglera, from the platinum selling R&B group Playa, and AK Billionaire from Do or Die.  In addition, El Masokista has opened up for internationally recognized Latin recording artists Arcangel, Franco el gorila, Tony Dize, and Bachata Heights.

Purveyor of deep, infectious dance grooves and a feel-good atmosphere'...
That's how Dale describes himself as a Dj. Never afraid to go deep, his emotive music selections are his own therapy.
24 year old Dale Henry, also known as Dj Dale/ The Crazy Kid, is a young, vibrant, aspiring dj, who, because of his enthusiam, zeal and ofcourse, the love for music, is always seeking to be the best at whatever he does. He has been at the nexus of playing at the age of 15, until present, a dj on the #1 radio station on the island, HOT FM (105.3, 96.1). This interest in music started when he was introduced by some of his colleagues . They created a team named, 'Five Star Jugglers'.
Having spent seven years playing at different local night clubs together with other vibrant deejays, djing special events and promoting his different fetes, Dj Dale has had alot of time to develop his sound. For him, it's all about mood and a deep, hypnotic groove.. Playing those tracks that get you tapping your feet and moving and swaying your body, regardless of genre, tempo, style or release date; he caters for all kinds of people. Don't be surprised when you suddenly find yourself dancing.
'Music is my therapy. It allows me to put my daily stress and cares on a back burner for a bit to decompress. I love getting lost in music and the joyful feelings it stirs up! Whatever the vibe I give, I know that my fans love it . I cater to them!'

Daron YuLeslie Perrier is a Jamaican-born singer and songwriter living in Brooklyn, New York. It was at the age of 15 he realized his passion for singing and developed the persona Daron Vande. At first, Vande stuck to his roots by creating dancehall reggae music. As he became more immersed in the American culture, he adapted musical genres such as R&B and pop. 
After graduating high school, he enrolled in Medgar Evers College but quickly realized that a career in computer science was not for him. Vande removed himself from classes, and began actively pursuing his music career while maintaining a full-time job. 
In 2014, Vande was introduced to music from international artists like Dbanj, Runtown, Wizkid and Ice Prince. He easily developed a love for Afrobeats and was inspired to change his sound. During the course of one week, Vande wrote six new songs including his latest single, “Waste Time.” The catchy tune caught the attention of DJ's and executives at Hot97, and on Monday, Aug 14 Vande performed at their Who's Next Caribbean Showcase at SOB's, NY.
Currently, Vande is working with a new team on rebranding and hopes to have his EP completed by January 2018.

Lyndon ‘Stonez’ Livingstone, and his ‘Razorshop’ production studio, are best known for inventing a style of Caribbean house remix that set the standard for djs and producers since. DJ Lyndon took local artists’ biggest ‘soca’ hits, a form of Trinidadian party music heavy on drums, horns, iron and 120-170bpm energy, and fused a cappella renditions with drum machines, synths, dj live mixing skills, editing software and sample kits. The results were remixes and "road mixes" (extended mixes of songs specifically played ‘on the road’ over the two days of Carnival) unlike anything seen in the region before. The meeting of soca music and electronica was an unanticipated but perfect fit, but he didn't just stop there. His remixes gave soca music a fresh pulse outside of Carnival. He internationalized his style of remixing to jumping and waving masses of Caribbean peoples, from the streets of Port of Spain, Trinidad's capital, to chic multi-level nightclubs in New York, Toronto, London, Chicago and Miami. On it's own, electronica has never really been that popular in Trinidad, but Lyndon created a genre that defies expectations of what Caribbean music is, and how and where it fits in and contends on the international music scene.
While his Razorshop production house creates award winning sounds of all genres, as a DJ, Lyndon’s set is all about live mixing of funky, progressive and tech house with local rhythms, dialects and vocals, and instrumental samples. These sets inspired an entire generation of younger Caribbean house music DJs to mix with the same tightly blended, eclectic style that made his sessions a journey through unexpected cuts and sounds from beginning to end.
DJ Lyndon, also known in the industry as ‘Stonez’, has produced remixes or completed post production edits for many of Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean's major talents, including: David Rudder, Machel Montano, Mungal Patessar, the late Andre Tanker, 3 Canal, Fay Ann Lyons, Sherwin Winchester and Destra Garcia. Internationally, Lyndon has worked on releases featuring  Wyclef Jean (Haiti), Doug E Fresh, Jita (USA) and TOK & Mr. Vegas (Jamaica) to name a few. His work as producer on Canadian based group Kobotown’s first album 'Independence' earned them Indie, Canadian Folk Music and International Folk Alliance award nominations in 2007, and very positive reviews from the international music press. 
Coming from humble beginnings, Lyndon began working in Trinidad’s foremost record shop, Rhyners, when he nine years old. Being surrounded by a full array of musical eras and genres gave him the encyclopaedic knowledge of music he’s known for today. His began building his name as a teenage mix tape master, practising cuts inspired by Carlos Berrios and Omar Santana, and learning to scratch on turntables, once owned by Grandmaster Flash, when he was seventeen. He paid his dues as a resident DJ in Trinidad's top clubs throughout the 90's, added sound engineering to his skills and fine tuned his timing and sound design working behind the scenes in Trinidad’s theatre and fashion world. The transition from DJ to producer came in his early twenties, when he began to work with the famous Engine Room production house in Trinidad. He went on to head a production studio at the country's top radio station (96.1WEFM), bringing his unique take to the label. ‘Razorshop’, Lyndon’s editing and production house, has produced music for award winning radio and television campaigns for Coca Cola, Digicel, Nissan, Heineken, and Angostura Bitters, among many others. He has won four Addy Awards to date.
Lyndon’s Caribbean following is based on his love for editing, production and mixing, felt by all grooving in all his sessions. His fans and protégés also love him because he’s remained humble and generous with his experience and knowledge, and he still continues to be the life of a party. Whether smoothing things down in the chill out sessions he’s developed into an art or destroying his crowd with a flick of a filter, DJ Lyndon’s philosophy underscores it all. Music is about love for sound and DJing is about sharing that love with anyone who wants to hear.  Coming from the Caribbean, where the inversion of rules and musical invention are part of national culture, Lyndon brings the natural ability to create from whatever he has to work with. King of his crowd when it comes to his sessions, DJ Lyndon’s sets show a master of technology and communication, the best mix for any possibility on a dancefloor.

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