im a lover of the universal language called music ! self taught on the keyboards ,learner by ear ,play from the heart and reach out from the soul to share my feelings to all that are a part of the known and unknown!


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"House is so universal to me. Anyone with an explorative mind can feel its flow; I just love those moments when you're dancing in dark rooms. Pounding bass lines hit so hard you can't even dance straight. This is what music is all about. That special magic within that makes you moves your body." 

It all started in 1996 spinning hip-hop at high school dances and special events parties. Dubbed Dj S-Style, by the Dj crew RBI, Rhythm Beyond Imagination and friends he evolved into more. After two years in the hip-hop scene, he found his niche. Dj S-style wanted more out of the music scene. He wanted to find his place in it. 
The San Francisco nightlife has always surpassed itself. The clubs had great music and lots of room for dancing bodies. There had to be more. It all hit one night at a local rave scene where he found the beats. Underground sounds had it all. The crowd was different than any thing in the past. So many factors made the scene more appealing…people dancing, the music, the flow and the beats…it was all overpowering. The scene was worlds apart from high school gigs. He found that niche. 

With the newfound sounds came a new identity. Koroma is the name…it's original. Koroma wanted to stay true to himself and keep it real. "I noticed that a lot of DJs try to make themselves bigger than life with their flashy names, material objects, and big ass pants. But all that is bullshit, I needed to be myself. I am  second generation West African, and I am Koroma, nothing more and nothing less." In perfecting his skills as a Dj came his first residency. San Ramon's Club Access presented itself. How was it? "I strive to bring diversity to every mix I do. I would grow bored if I spin the same style of house or trance every time, so I make sure to toss it up every now and then."

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