Chus & Ceballos/ Patrick M/ Michael Vieira at Output and Hector Romero/ Jason Ojeda/ Sean Cormack & Chili Davis in The Panther Room

Undoubtedly, Chus and Ceballos are the most solid, professional pair of Djs/Producers from Spain. Hailed worldwide for their excellent production works, including official remixes for world-renowned artists like Madonna, they display a remarkable versatility enabling them to play in small clubs to life-size festivals. Their marathon DJ sets capture their genuine Iberican character, while their blend of styles between House and Techno lie in perfect harmony, accentuating the unmistakable beat of the percussions.

Throughout the past decade, Chus and Ceballos have been the pioneers and creators of the underground movement known as 'Iberican Sound'. This resulted in the prologue to an important saga for artists and producers, who have chosen Tribal as their way of life. Their evolution throughout the past years has led them to the pinnacle of the global music scene.

All these years of hard work, absolute dedication, undisputed professionalism and a constant evolution in sounds have led this infallible duo to the summit of success, bringing them to securing residencies at the best clubs around the globe; Pacha New York, Space Miami, Stereo Montreal, Ageha Tokyo, and many others. Chus and Ceballos represent an invaluable legacy of sound, where their blend of styles is their dogma and the quality their message.

Hector Romero's intro into the DJ world began at the age of 13. Then nicknamed "DJ Baby Hec," the Bronx native landed his first job at
La Mirage, known at the time as one of the hottest dance clubs in
The Bronx.
Hector was soon spinning at a number of downtown Manhattan clubs including Save the Robots, Palladium and The Roxy as well as The Red Zone where he met & eventually became David Morales' opening DJ.

When Hector interacts with his crowd you realize how much passion he has for his craft. He is considered a DJ's DJ and a significant player in the music industry. It is his eclectic taste that sets him apart from his peers.??As an A&R exec for Def Mix Music and Saw Recordings, Hector works closely with his Def Mix counterparts and Saw's Satoshi Tomiie to sign some of the finest Dance Music around. With 30+ years of experience as a DJ in addition to his experience as a label exec, Hector is now throwing his musical diversity and eclectic taste into the remix/production arena. Collaborations are in the works with Satoshi, Quentin Harris & his idol David Morales. Expect to hear musical productions that will cement his legacy in Dance Music.??Hector spends a great deal of time traveling and DJ'ing around the world. He can be found stirring up dance floors in Italy, Greece, Japan, Spain and various parts of the world.

Hector says, "I want to contribute to the success of Dance Music around the world and I will always wave the House Music flag proudly"

Originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Patrick M's name has become synonymous with the Miami music scene. Patrick has made a name for himself reaching different audiences and demographics across the globe through his ingenious beats, original productions and charismatic performances.

With his unique , deep-funky house music style, Patrick M was part of a select group of DJs that helped pave the way for house music in Argentina.
In 2003, Patrick arrived at was to become his home away from home: Miami Beach. Ready to conquer the international market, Miami's dynamic club scene ensured Patrick's success. He joined forces with Chopin Hagen, a Buenos Aires based music store, and helped introduce the Grooveman Music concept to the world. The store quickly gained prominence and became the leading dance and dirty house music supplier for South Florida. His numerous collaborations and original beats helped brand him as part of the "Miami Sound" by many Miami resident DJs and producers, including Oscar G, Robbie Rivera and Ralph Falcon.

Ceaseless bookings in Miami's hotspots such as Crobar and Nikki Beach allowed Patrick to become the notorious dance music producer and DJ we know today. His residencies in such venues infiltrated his music, reflecting Miami's vivacious energy. Collaborations and close friendships with DJs like Chus, Erick Morillo, Danny Tenaglia, Eric Prydz, Pete Tong, Roger Sanchez,, Behrouz, and Yousef have led to legendary on-deck team-ups, delivering mind-blowing performances to audiences across the globe.

In 2005, Patrick's talent landed him a spot at Creamfields dance music festival where he performed in front of 45,000 enthusiasts, and delivered a performance to be remembered. Shortly after, Patrick M became The Terrace Resident DJ at the legendary SPACE MIAMI, where he has become known for his unforgettable marathon sets.

Just recently, Patrick M wrapped up his 2011 world tour. Ibiza, Madrid, Bilbao, Roma, Tunisia, Tel Aviv, Tokyo, Portugal and multiple stops in both North and South America were just some of the locations where Patrick dispersed his infectious beats.

Soon to celebrate his 2 years with record label Stereo Productions, one of the most respected and coveted record labels in the industry, Patrick M shows no signs of slowing down. With his talents on the decks and in the studio, it seems there is nothing Patrick M can't do.

New York native Michael Vieira has been influenced by music for as long as he can remember. Exposed at an early age, he first picked up DJing from his father who granted him full access to his own turntables and vinyl collection. Since then the art form has become a therapeutic method of self expression he has finely tuned throughout the years

It should come as no surprise that Jason Ojeda has emerged as "one to watch" among the next crop of young DJs vying for the coveted status of National Circuit Party DJ. Known today for his hard house beats and smooth soulful grooves, Jason grew up in a household where DJing literally was the family business. He was spinning records for his uncle's mobile DJ company on Long Island, NY at nine years old.

"I mostly did weddings and sweet sixteen’s back then," Jason explains. "My mom would drop me off and pick me up at the end of the night."

Jason landed his first local club gig and residency at 15. "I was running the party before I was even legal to drink," he laughs. After that, Jason bounced around local house music clubs on Long Island before being offered a residency at CPI's, a Hampton’s night spot regularly frequented by partying summer weekenders from New York City. The exposure from CPI's led to gigs at top New York City venues including Sound Factory, Limelight, Life, Roxy, Roseland and the prized residency: opening for Junior Vasquez's Saturday night "Earth" party at Exit.

"I'm excited about where I am now," says Jason who defines his sound behind the booth as tribal, funky, vocal and very soulful. "I've been wanting to break into the gay scene for a long time and Exit's been my key. Now I have my sights on the circuit scene. I want to be in the circuit so bad. All the records I have ever made were for the gay community in mind."

Three of Jason's remixes have charted on Billboard's Top Twenty including Abigail's "You Set Me Free" (Groovilicious Records) which hit #1.

"I actually owe my start in production to Robin S. She heard me spin one night and asked me to remix her new records, "All that I've Got" and "24 Hour Love." I accepted without hesitation, even though I didn't have a clue about producing or working in a studio! I figured I couldn't let a golden opportunity pass me by."

Luckily, Jason had some notable and experienced friends willing to help him out.

"DJ Razor hooked me up with DJ Guido who back then was producing country music out of a shack behind a house on Long Island," Jason laughs. "Together, Guido and I remixed Robin's songs and turned them into immediate club hits. Our remix of "All that I've Got" ended up being featured on the soundtrack for the movie Space Jam."

Soon after, Guido joined Razor to form the superstar DJ/production duo of Razor & Guido. Jason aligned with DJ Motomo 315 to form the production company, MindTrap. Under MindTrap, they produced a plethora of dance party remix staples including Inaya Day and Chino Ro's "Movin' Up" (Nervous Records) and Kim English's "Missing You" (Nervous Records).

After MindTrap's recent split, Jason Ojeda has found success on his own with dance floor hits "Hope Have I" by Sphinx and "Crying At The Discoteque" by Alcazar – the latter of which appears on the Queer As Folk Soundtrack (RCA Victor).

"The biggest misperception about me is that because I'm a straight DJ, I can't party with the best of them. When you're on my dance floor, you can be pretty damn sure that I'll work your body up to a frenzy and get you tweakin' in ways you never imagined possible."