Peter Bailey August 11, 2007

Peter Bailey's sound ranges from tough tribal to deep and sexy, encompassing his wide array of influences. Through his original productions and remixes, Peter Bailey seems to be a producer who is always a mainstay on the sets of some of the world's most notable DJs. Richie Santana is no stranger to music. He began mixing records at the age of 13 and has worked his way to the top. In the past few years, his amazing mixing skills and productions have earned him several top ten records on the Billboard Dance chart including Operatica's !Melancholy Rose,' Gloria Estefan's !No Me Dejes De Querer' and Lucrezia's !Looking For Love.' Ben Seagren's distinctive skills launched from a vast fusion of New York influenced hard/progressive/tribal house, breaks and drum-n-bass. While frequenting the New York City underground scene years past, he became enraptured with the essence of progressive house music and his style has resided there since. Dean Samaras got his start promoting special events at the Limelight nightclub, New York City. It was this exposure to the New York dance club culture and house music hat led him to focus on DJing and within months he was playing at the legendary nightspot and other New York City venues alongside New York DJs ddie Baez, Disciple and Danny "Buddha" Morales. He moved to San Francisco in early 2000 with the desire to continue performing and doing what he loved -- making people move.