A list of some of my clients:
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ABOUT MEBIOGRAPHYI was born in 1974 in the Philippines but I didn't spend enough time there. At the age of 4, I moved with my parents to Nigeria, Africa where my father was able to help so many people with his medical profession. I spent 3 years there living in the jungle and also in different cities. When I turned 7 yrs old, we moved again but this time it was for the United States of America. There, I spent about 31 years living between NJ and NYC. I never thought my future would lead me to Zurich, Switzerland, where I made my residence since 2011. My experiences living in 4 continents and traveling around the world in more than 33 countries have given me a great perspective on life and respect for all people. In every country and all parts of the world, music is what brings people together and moves the soul.
My love for music started at a very early age. I learned to play the saxophone when I was 8yr old and took up deejaying at 13 and since then I never stopped playing. From 2004 to 2008 I promoted for night clubs in NJ and NYC and in 2009, I became a co-owner of ICE Bar & Lounge in the lower east side of Manhattan. Meanwhile, I was also deejaying private events on my spare time and from 2009 until 2011 a resident DJ at the PARK restaurant/lounge/club and at Bar 13 in NYC. In 2011, love brought me to Switzerland. Although heartbreak was involved, it didn't stop me from bringing my passion for music and energy from NYC to earn my residency in 2 clubs and many opportunities to play in several other clubs in Zurich. As an entertainer, there is nothing more I enjoy than moving the crowd and giving them a night to remember. |
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My Journey to the NIGHT
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There are only 3 things I think about before playing for a crowd of people in the night: First, don't forget my equipment. Second, don't be late and last of all, make sure the equipment is working. Then, putting on a show for a huge crowd is easy. To keep a small crowd partying all night is the challenging part. The rest of the night is just about imagining yourself with the people, controlling the momentum, and most of all loving what you do.
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