I provided quality music entertainment for a variety of special events and venues in Kenya.  
Specializing in mixing and can provide a mc depending on your request. I bring the club to you, supplying music to please any audience. Whether you are looking for edm, R&B, Hip-Hop, Old School, Old Disco, Reggae, African music, old school Gospel and so on.
I guarantee to have the ideal music for you. My services come complete with all of today's hottest hits and the latest in technology.  I am confident that I can customize the perfect blend of music for your special occasion.
If you need roadshows done  or marketing of your products, give me a call right away.Let your visitors know a little more about you.

Bryan Voyce is a Dj from Boise, Idaho that has been performing for crowds across the northwest since 2004. His style is Progressive House and Psy- tech with groovy bass lines and melodic Psychedelic elements. Artists such as Boris Brejcha and Miles from Mars inspire Bryan..

Bryan Voyce's style is always progressing. He is also known for mixing genres such as breakbeats, trance, and psy-trance. Bryan Voyce has performed at: Esthetic Evolution, Utopia, Sensory Illumination, Pussy Cat Ball, Idaho Regional Burning Man Decompression, FML at Fatty’s (Idaho); TOO WET (Utah); Slipmat Science 11 year show (Oregon). Fright fest (Idaho)

I been djing for 0ver 12 years..........but been producing for the lasst four.........enjoy my sound......its strange, weird and wakky....something different...but with that old school vibe.....find my other pages for more music......Dj carlitoz the maestro..google me..facebook, myspace...reverb nation..mixcloud....ect
mixes 
breaks
techno
over 22 styles
if you need a dj for your next event..i will spin cds and vinyl.......
this my old bio........I got over 12 years in this business . But thats not all. I'm also an artist trying to combine both of my passions together. So when you get Carlitoz the maestro; you get an artist of many trades and a great person who loves the greater things in life. I'm always trying something new with music. Give me anything and I can mix it. . I can spin on cds just as good as any record. Not to mention, I've been  producing almost everyday lateli. I can't express enough how much I have to offer the human ear. My sound takes you into a beautiful, intricate journey of the nether world and beyond, no matter what style, event, or venue im playing, i give you the best of the maestro. I am willing to devote hours of my life to giving the world amazing new tracks. I've already dedicated hours upon hours to djing, and listening to all different types of DJs, musicians, MCs, and producers over the years. There's so many I could name, but I wont. The list would take forever to type, and because I never stop finding new, good music out there, the list would be endless. And to those aspiring DJs, out there. all I can say is; buy a set of turn tables, some good records, cds, and just listen. If I could, I would try to teach everyone the way of the DJ.. It's like any other instrument. There are so many techniques and ways to create sounds on them, as well as so many mixing styles. Appreciate a wide variety of good music. that's what it really comes down to. Wide record selection.careful mixing. a passion to read the crowd.great promotion. and an understanding of what will make the people dance.. The last is something that can only be acquired from direct, hands-on experience. Meaning. just get your ass out there and party. I spent so many years partying all over the East coast, just trying to find that perfect sound, the journey, atmosphere, or venue that I could connect deelply with. I would dance for hours and days. meeting some of the craziest and greatest people on the way. The more I'd listen, and the more DJs I'd see. The more I wanted to be a DJ/producer. Not for the fame, glory, and money, because believe me, that ain't easy, but just because I love the music and mixing everything and producing anything I can get my hands on. It was at 611 Records where my growth began
But also did my record and cd shopping at satellite records,cue records, about the beat records,funk o mart, and home of trance in NY. Back in the day there was always a constant stack of cheap records I could add to my collection. And man did it grow. From Breaks and DnB, electro, to House and hard Techno. Rock and Metal, I now love it all, all electronic music....I really love all the styles.........but my producing focus is techno and breaks...
..... People are  always telling me to stick with one style, but that's not me. I love it all. After awhile I got sick of all the drama going on in scenes. I stopped allowing myself to be associated with any one scene, so as to avoid the bulshitl. 
I realize great music has the power to bring all people from all different backgrounds together. That alone can change lives. To me, it's important to have something like that in your life. It's my motivation for what I do. I want to bring all the great musical styles, arts, and people together. They belong together. The same rule that applies to people applies to music. We shouldn't keep them separated. No one style, race, or anything else is better than the next. Not Rock or Metal. Hardcore, Gabber, or breaks, Electro, dubb, house. psytrance, jungle .dubb step,all styles are equal.. so keep listening and learning. I still have just begun, much love, thank you and hope to see you all one day


A rap artist, producer and videographer from Malawi. 

Check my mixcloud for all my mixes: www.mixcloud.com/deepc1
www.connectbookings.com for bookings.
Born in Minneapolis and raised in the birthplace of the underground music movement, Detroit, Chris Clark better known as “DEEP C” worldwide, started his love affair with music in 1979 at only 7 years old. Little did Chris know that his first record collection would take him to producing several hit releases with "Wamdue" and “Tigerhook Corporation", and around the globe holding residencies at the best clubs in the world.

His illustrious DJ career started in 1990 in Detroit, later moving to Atlanta where he would go on to meet co-founders of " Wamdue", Chris Brann and Chris Udoh in 1993. “Wamdue" and later, "Tigerhook" would go on a globetrotting, 8 year run, dropping hit after hit, that would lead DEEP C to his epic international and national residencies at FABRIC (London, England), Smart Bar (Chicago), KGB-Mission (Miami), Nomenclature (Atlanta), Viper Room (L.A.), and Tresor (Berlin, Germany). In Philadelphia, Chris had one of the longest running House weeklies (7 years) at the renowned Soma that hosted local and international guests and pushed the envelope of the domestic music scene.

Having remixed a variety of cutting edge artists and being remixed by well respected peers, Deep C finds himself starting Bodega Soundworks, a record label that will promote the sound that Bodega Bar, (where Deep C is entertainment director, in Midtown Village, an exotic, multi-genre infused night life spectacle that features everything from the sounds of Ibiza’s Buddha Bar to house classics, future classics, worldly influences and otherworldly soundscapes) will create for years to come.

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