After getting involved in Internet Radio stations, he started NRR to become his home and to allow others who shared his passion for fun, music, and entertainment the chance to join him.

As a producer, Dan may be best remembered for bringing Trance Music to mainstream America. Dan was inspired by his favorite DJ's, and took the sound from Europe and brought it to the United States. At the time, no producers were providing this type of music. Often, people thought that he was from Europe due to his sound.

Dan is heading back to his roots and getting back to his first love, spinning and providing mix shows. Look out as Klubjumpers continue to set out to remix the world and provide the world with the best music!

Although they had a love for radio, their heart belonged behind the music scene. Brothers Sam Michaels and Daniel Mathews not only wanted to play the music, but they wanted to create it as well. Several Klubjumpers tracks hit 1 Billboard Dance Charts through the years. Klubjumpers have worked with artists such as Madonna, P. Diddy, Danity Kane, Mariah Carey, Pussy Cat Dolls, Black Eyed Peas, Britney Spears, Lil Wayne, Christina Milian, Frankie J, Eminem, 3LW, Jennifer Lopez, Enrique Igleisas to name just a few.

Raised in Miami Fl., DJ 3 knows a hit when he hears one. "I believe that the industry needs more Program Directors and DJ's that are willing to take a chance on a record, in other words break a record. I have worked with some Program Directors that are so reserved when it comes to new music that they want to wait and see who is going to play a track first. Then, they want to see who is going to continue to play it until they give it even one spin on their airwaves. That really irritates me. Im all about being a leader…not a follower".

No longer in the Radio Industry by choice and because of our unstable economy, DJ 3 began his own company in September of 2008 know as RadioActive Productions, specializing in voice-over and creative production. "What can I say, Im a studio junky. I love it"! Which is probably why he gets along so well with the Klubjumpers.

Producing and remixing some of the hottest dance music for world renown artist and recently going multi-platinum with Jason Derulo's "Whatcha Say" remix, DJ 3 and Klubjumpers is the perfect blend to create the perfect sound for NrrRadio.com.

You can hear DJ 3 mixing it up on the Friday and Saturday Night Street Party with the Klubjumpers, and hear him all day as the main voice for NrrRadio.com Be sure to tune in.

Tony Moran, however, is more than a man that works the DJ booth and studio. An accomplished singer and songwriter, he has released a number of independent singles and CDs throughout his three-decade long (and counting) career. His latest offering, entitled MAGIC is a universal embrace of soul, sympathy and conviction. MAGIC has been two years in the making, and follows hot on the heels of his previous tour de force double dance CD, THE EVENT. The lead single from MAGIC is You Are, an original Moran composition featuring powerful vocals by Frenchie Davis.

EARLY ROOTS Drawing strength from the challenges of his childhood surroundings in Brooklyn, Tony Moran capitalized on the melting pot of creativity that lay before him in the form of music. It's hard to say whether Tony Moran discovered music or music discovered Tony Moran, but after naturally gravitating to the DJ tables and attracting partygoers by the hundreds to his gigs, Tony Moran himself got discovered by a program director of a prominent radio station in New York City in the early 80s.

The energetic and wildly creative Young has worked her magic on a repertoire of re-mixes. As one of a handful of accomplished re-mixers in the world, she has infused her signature style into the Latin rhythms of Enrique Iglesias, Gloria Estefan and Shakira, the eclectic sounds of the Pet Shop Boys and Simply Red, and has put a fierce dance spin on icons such as Christina Aguilera, Stevie Nicks, Paris Hilton, Chaka Khan, Cyndi Lauper, Mariah Carey and Madonna, administering a musical symphony to the smash hit "Music" that Billboard Magazine labeled an emotional masterpiece. More recently, she has re-mixed super-hot tracks for Mary J. Blige, Chris Brown and Britney Spears.

Tracy's path to becoming one of the first successful female DJs in the industry began in her hometown of Washington, DC while attending the University of Maryland. Her developing sound, at the time a unique style of mixing Hip-Hop, Funk and Old School launched her as one of the hottest DJs in DC, and landed her a mix-show on the Donnie Simpson Morning Show and several BET appearances on Rap City. In 1998, she relocated to Miami to work with Interscope Records and explore the booming music scene in South Beach.

Her musical tastes and styles continued to evolve but her career turned the corner when she met club impresario Ingrid Casares and landed a residency at legendary South Beach club Liquid. Through respect, mutual admiration and a lasting friendship, Tracy and Ingrid developed a working relationship that allowed Tracy to deliver the beat and bring the house down for events including parties for Lenny Kravitz, The Smashing Pumpkins, Ricky Martin, Sean Puffy Combs, Russell Simmons, Cher, and numerous others. Her musical tastes and styles continued to evolve but her career turned the corner when she met club impresario Ingrid Casares and landed a residency at legendary South Beach club Liquid.

At the age of 16 he started going out to the local venues when they had their under 21 nights, and he finally felt the power of dance music combined with the atmosphere. He gradually built up his collection of electronic music and wondered how it was created. Inspired by the idea of producing his own dance music and all of the flashy equipment used, he quickly started putting together his own studio. He loved the idea of producing his own music and also turning popular songs into dance remixes. He knew he had to take himself to another level though.

When Anthony turned 18 he started working for a local DJ company, which led to his first residency at the Palladium nightclub in Massachusetts. Playing for a few thousand people at once would quickly be etched into his brain and at this point he knew what he wanted to do. Since then he has played at some of the hottest locations including NYC and has remixed some of the industries biggest artists such as Christina Aguilera and Gwen Stefani. There's no question that the future looks very promising for this DJ/Producer.

He is clearly no stranger to the Dance Scene but is talented and diverse enough to bridge the gap between pop and dance music. He produces electro pop punk queen, DJ Cat and all of her music. "I'm not POP. I'm just PUNK!" he exclaims. Indeed, his unique style and diverse tastes in music bring a rare sound which is never duplicated.

AP is constantly introducing new remixes and new tracks, often his own, into his mixes. However he never forgets his roots bring in a healthy amount of the best tracks of the past and present electro dance rock. The future? Despite a busy studio schedule, 2009 will introduce Automatic Panic's live show! Teaming up with New Yorker, DJ Cat, the two will embark on a tour sure to wow audiences. Causing thunder on the dance floors from coast to coast, city to city, country to country, the sounds of Automatic Panic is coming your way!

2009 saw Cat hold residencies at New York's world renowned dance clubs, Mr Blacks and Cielo. Along with her New York City, Miami and LA monthly parties, DJ Cat keeps a busy tour schedule. She has toured the US several times on tours such as Vans Warped and The Revlon Fabulash Tour as well making frequent stops overseas. Performing along side artists such as Felix Da Housecat, DJ Cat's shows have included Tokyo (Le Baron), Mexico City (Salon 21), Barcelona (Razzmatazz), Madrid (Low Club), Copenhagen Fashion Week, Amsterdam (Katapult Klub), South America and Australia on The OneLove Tour supported by Alexander Technique of DJs Are Not Rockstars. Cat also has her traveling party called "DJ Cat's Pussy Party", which features her favorite DJs and performers. This event is an annual party at The Winter Music Conference (South Beach, Miami), where special guests have included Steve Aoki, Arthur Baker, Junior Sanchez, Sammy Jo (Scissor Sisters Tour DJ), Dangerous Muse, Kill Hannah and Automatic Panic.

DJ Cat not only spins and tours worldwide but she is also an accomplished lyricist, producer and singer. She is currently working with electro punk producer Automatic Panic on her first artist album. The duo's first release, 'The Sound', was featured on Sony BMG's 'OneLove; Smash Your Stereo' compilation mixed by Junior Sanchez. The disc has since achieved gold status. Cat also has collaborated with Arthur Baker, penning the lyrics and lending her vocals to 'Low Town', and has also remixed bands such as Dangerous Muse, Dragonette, The Sounds and Trail of Dead.

What does the future hold? In 2010 Cat will be recording her debut album with Automatic Panic in Los Angeles California, bring a new and fresh sound to dance floors worldwide. You can expect to see and hear Cat's name more and more as she carves her unique niche on the dance music scene of today and the future.

Chris "The Greek" is currently head of A&R for Amathus Music in addition to running the successful international record label. Most recently, Chris “The Greek” has emerged as a recording artist in his own right, releasing a string of successful dance singles under his own name and scoring two Top 5 Billboard Dance Hits with "The Feeling" and “The Time”, and a Top 10 Billboard Dance Hit with "Movin' On". Several other releases, including “My House Is Your House” and “My Life” reached Billboard Top 20 status. His floor thumping release, “You Just Don't Get It” quickly climbed into the Billboard Dance Top 30, peaking at number 28, while “Time Will Never (Fade Me Away)” also took the charts by storm peaking at an impressive number 26.

"Watching people react to my music is one of the best feelings in life!"

Having previously soared to #1 at Beatport with his massive remake of Marshall Jefferson's "Move Your Body" (Produced by Peter Brown AKA The Grower & Remixed by Jesse Garcia), Corey's recent chart success also includes rising to #2 on the Beatport Electro Chart with "Move Your Body" and to #11 at France's DJBuzz.com with his Strictly Rhythm/Soltrenz release, "Lies Love & Passion".

Tapping into his years of experience as both a musician and entertainment copywriter (Sony, Music Choice, L'Oreal), Corey Andrew's DJ mixes perfectly showcase his love of the vibrantly eclectic. The blending of progressive house gems and classic club favorites - combined with his talent for performing riveting live vocals makes him one of the hottest new DJ acts to emerge.

No stranger to the production of floor destroying peak-time masterpieces, Corey has released hit tracks with Eddie Thoneick, Denis The Menace & Big World, Noir, DJ Exacta, Jesse Garcia and more. He has been remixed by the likes of Jerry Ropero, Hex Hector, Richard Grey and Muzzaik. Inspired by legendary New York City DJ's such as Junior Vasquez and Victor Calderone, Corey himself is a veteran of the Big Apple's massive warehouse club landscape of the 90's and these wonder years in New York greatly shaped his DJ sensibilities. Corey explains, "Junior, Hex and Victor are masters of the craft and I spent many weekends dancing for hours to their wicked sets but I was also taking mental notes as I was developing my own DJ style. It's great to have been inspired by such talent but of course you still need to have your own style".

With his tracks licensed on over 100 successful dance music compilations from top labels such as Sony, EMI, Kontor, Hed Kandi, Ministry of Sound, Housesessions, Milk & Sugar and more, Corey signed a co-publishing admin deal with Cloud 9 Music in Holland in 2009. The major music-publishing firm is an extension of the famed Armada Music Group, representing the publishing interests of mega stars such as Markus Schultz, Armin Van Burren and Kaskade. In the company of such great artists it's clear to see that Corey Andrew's path is leading him straight up to the top!

In my early 20's, I met a good friend Mike Gutierrez, he taught me the in's and out's – and the do's and don'ts of beat mixing. It wasn't long after when I started doing little gigs here and there for friends and family. I got good real quick and loved what I was doing.

In '96, I landed the biggest gig in my short lived DJ career, I became a resident DJ at "The O.P.". It was known to have the best music and DJs in town. The energy was always high and hot and I was proud to be part of this phenomena. I felt powerful and invincible, knowing that it was me bringing the crowd to life. I was on top of the world when I was behind the turntables… I knew then, that THIS was my calling! I never drank nor did drugs, but if this is what being high felt like, I didn't want to ever come down, I was addicted! It's then, that I started to realize the true power and responsibility of the DJ. As a DJ, I learned that it is important to go into every set with a clear mind and with a good vibe. It's also when I realized that I could transfer my internal energy to mass crowds of people through the needles on my turntables.

It's been a lifelong passion and dream of mine to become a known DJ . I hope to accomplish this very soon, thanks to Dan Mathews-Klubjumpers.

Never giving up because of his passion for music he would later cross paths with two people that would change his life forever, Debra Eriksen and Josh Harris. Josh, a major record remixer and producer hired Derek to handle his DJ bookings and also for his side Project Bastinado. It was through his relationship working with Josh that he was introduced to Debra Eriksen of Oracle entertainment and marketing.

Currently Derek works for Debra as her personal Assistant and protege doing Remix and A&R Promotion and Marketing for major labels, which gives him access to some of the hottest tracks to hit the charts. Working on such projects as Taio Cruz's "Break Your Heart", Rihanna's "Russian Roulette" and "Rude Boy", Lady Antebellum's "Need You Now" and also Lolene's "Rich".

In addition, Dom is an instructor at the DJ Mix Academy, teaching up and coming talent in the industry on such courses as How To Be A Club DJ, PC DJing, and Introduction to DJing.

Dom Armano has played for crowds internationally and domestically over his long-standing DJ career, and he continues to dazzle crowds with his unique blend of High Energy Dance Music.

Eddie's international success allowed him the freedom and opportunity to set up a second studio in Europe in 2003. Moving to Amsterdam with the desire to progress his sound, Eddie, who has a degree in mechanical engineering, continued pushing the envelope musically and technologically. Not long after switching continents, Eddie collaborated with fellow American producer Ian Carey under the moniker 'Saturated Soul.' the duo had a string of productions and remixes including 'Got To Release' on Defected Records & 'Say What You Want' on Nero. Meanwhile, Eddie was still turning out prime cuts for Yoshitoshi including 'Shake It' in 2005 and '6am' in 2006.

Eddie moved back to Los Angeles in 2007 and began remixing platinum recording artists Leela James, Michael Buble, and Seal for Warner Bros. and Reprise Records. He remixed Madonna's 'Give It To Me' from her Hard Candy Album which became 1 on Billboards Hot Dance Club Play Chart. He's gone on to remix Yoko Ono, The Veronicas, Alanis Morissette, and Sliimy.

Eddie continues to collaborate and produce an array of artists including international house diva, Pepper Mashay, Erik Wikman, Papa Joe, Eddie Cumana, Alan T, Henri, and most recently, Corey Andrew. Look for new music from Eddie with forthcoming releases on Defected, Nervous and his Mochioprimo label in 2010.

With seventeen years of experience under his belt, DJ Elias has perfected the art of spinning, resulting in his presence being requested at all of New England's biggest and premier venues. DJ Elias has held down residencies and has appeared at the hottest nightclubs all over the New England region.

Not only is Joe's live show impeccable, but his programming skills led to him being named an official DJ for Metropark USA, a Los Angeles based specialty clothing and lifestyle store chain at their Burlington, MA location. DJ Elias continues to set the standard as one of the most prominent DJs in the New England area, and is sure to continue his reign in the top spot for years to come.

In addition to being a renowned DJ, he is also in high demand as an MC for special events.

Recently DJ Elias has taken his skills around the globe having his mixshows broadcast worldwide as a Weekly Guest DJ on the Dan Matthews of the Grammy Award Winning Klubjumpers Mixshow on NRRRadio.

He settled in Arizona where he spun his first RAVE and then became a resident at Freedom where he opened for international acts such as Paul Oakenfold, Eddie Amador, Mark Farina, Timo Maas, Armand van Helden, Sandra Collins, and Colette to name a few. Fred has done many productions, collaborations, and remixes for Eddie Amador's label Mochicoprimo.

Gino is back and his current style includes music of all genres, such as house, dance, drum and bass, and he is currently playing guest spots throughout the East Coast. Gino's presence can be felt across the Internet and around the world with his weekly Club 418 Mix Shows & podcasts and updates via Facebook and Twitter. Gino's instinctive ability to read a crowd whether in a club, through the radio or with a mix continues to extend to the dance music community and beyond.

After high school, I went on to work for stations like Cleveland's Jammin 92, Mix 106.5, WHK, 95.5 The Fish and Youngstown's Hot 101. My love for dance music brought me to NRR Radio where I program all your favorite dance music and keep you company every weeknight at 8p in the east, 5pm in the west!

In 1992 he gave up a regular spinning schedule but continues to spin at special events all over the United States. Most notable of which were guest spots at the Sound Factory in San Francisco, (during the Billboard Dance Music Summit), the Oz nightclub on Bourbon Street in New Orleans (for Memorial Day Weekend festivities), the Paragon in Miami (for the Winter Music Conference), at the Déjà vu nightclub in Atlantic City (for the DJ Times Convention), Cherry's on Fire Island, The Stonewall in Manhattan and Club Deco in Philadelphia, Krash @ Deep in Manhattan and The End Up in San Francisco.

In the last few years Harry has explored Hot Mixing on the radio. His first mix show was on The Buzz outta Atlantic City back in the day but here in New York was heard on Saturday nights on Mix 102.7. Harry is now a featured Hot Mixer on on 10 radio stations, 8 on the Internet of which the most prominent is iDance Radio.com as well as two terrestrial stations, WMPH in Wilmington, Delaware and KVBE in Las Vegas, Nevada. His most exciting mix show moments were when he had the chance of presenting his spinning abilities live on the radio, at WKIE in Chicago live from the Circuit Nightclub and then in Nashville spinning live for an outdoor festival called Riverfest based in Clarkesville on their local top 40 station.

Harry also had the pleasure of mixing two compilations while he was at Popular Records. He mixed the second installment of the Gold compilation series "Dance Hits Supermix" as well as "Disco Dance Hits." In September 2004 he released a compilation entitled "Mix Show Hits One" on TVI Records and Filmworks. That compilation did incredibly well in Miami in particular! As for Live gigs, he rarely accepts them but for a special event of charity event he always tries to make himself available. He will next spin at Madison Pride in Wisconsin in August 2010!

The best for DJs is selling more mix CDs than any other DJ in her genre, it is non-stop touring at every major music festival and at the best clubs around the world, it is having pop culture and rock journalists queuing to get interviews, it is being the DJ whom some DJs fear having to play after and being the DJ that younger DJs want to be. This is DJ Irene. When the rest of the world realized the allure of the cult of the DJ all DJ Irene had to do was say "Here I am, kiss my ass, I'm one bad ass bitch that can mix!!!"

Oh what? Another girl DJ. Not in this case. She doesn't go topless, doesn't smile coquettishly or Seductively for the camera, she didn't just start mixing 3-5 yrs. ago when it became cool. DJ Irene is DJ culture in all its brazen, globetrotting, mythic womanizing, beat banging, trend raising and trend killing glory. With her signature laugh she is RockStar Royalty, daring all who challenged her to step up. "Yeah great, there are lots of girl DJs, so what? I was a girl DJ too, now I'm a the King , I am the Queen, I am the DJ Diva, lets see how many of them can hang like me. Let's see."

If you consider yourself knowledgeable about the DJ world but haven't seen DJ Irene yet then you haven't seen one of the most entertaining and engaging DJs in the biz. Find out where she will be at next and don't let nothing stop you from getting there. Be fearless, like her.

Though electronic dance music is his self-professed muse, DJ Lynnwood was weaned on rock and has a near encyclopedic knowledge of virtually every genre of music. He earned his chops on the airwaves and remains a fixture in major market radio. Lynnwood draws from a dangerous palette and has an astute business mind. It's an in-demand amalgam that has earned him cult status among an eclectic array of artists including Depeche Mode, Paul Oakenfold, Alanis Morissette and Jet.

Behind the decks, DJ Lynnwood winds crowds from Toronto to Taipei into a fever-pitch, keeping himself busy performing over 150 gigs-per-year. He was hailed by the UK's MixMag as being, "The first west coast house DJ to win the affection of Chicago's finest," ironically illustrating how Lynnwood'S reputation has transcended such categorizations. Said Lynnwood, "I want you to feel the music, bob your head, dance to it. If it turns you on, pumps you up, makes you happy, I did my job. If you talk about it tomorrow, I rocked the house."

Mike enjoys being the first person to "break a new record." and spends most of his time in the studio, producing and remixing for some of the top dance and pop artists in the scene. Some of his production and remix credits include projects with Danity Kane which was played in heavy rotaion on Sirius's dance channel the Beat, Lil Wayne which was a Sirius Radio Exclusive and in the top 6 on 36 countdown for several months, Madonna, Warren Malone, Mariah Carey, Octave Kitten, Jenn Cuneta, Danielle Bollinger and many others.

Mike Rizzo cooks up feel-good dance with soaring pop melodies, saucy grooves and a progressive twist. His alchemy of Top 40, house and Euro styles has made Rizzo one of the most sought-out producers and remixers in pop music, leading to collaborations with everyone from Britney Spears and Whitney Houston to Akon and Lindsay Lohan.

"My formula is ear candy," he explains. "I make fun, energetic music. I want my fans to lose themselves on the dance floor and have a great time."

Hailing from Lyndhurst, NJ, Mike Rizzo found inspiration by going to clubs as a teen. He frequented legendary New York haunts like Sound Factory Bar, Roxy, and Tunnel. He was also a fan of radio mix show sets from innovative producers including The Latin Rascals and Glenn Friscia.

His passion for house pushed Rizzo to excel as a DJ/remixer at a young age. "I started my career by making cassette tapes and having all my friends get them to the club managers and owners."

In the end, for Mike Rizzo, it's all about making music that lifts people up. "Times are tough. People need feel-good music and nothing feels better than high energy progressive house."

He continues, "I am a hardworking guy and I remix for my hardworking fans who want to forget about their problems at the end of the day. Being diversified and open minded in my set approach is important because ultimately, I want everyone – black, white, straight, gay - to feel welcome on my dance floor. In times like these, we all need to unite."

"And no matter how bad it gets," he adds with a grin, "the dance floor reminds us that there is always something to celebrate."

In the late 90s, the twins started their "Dance Planet" Mix Show in New England which was around the time they began DJ'ing professionally. The Perry Twins relocated to the west coast in 2003 and then started to DJ throughout the US and internationally.

When not on the road, they continue to work on remixes as well as write and produce original material.

Whether behind the decks or in the studio, Peter Presta is all about energy – tough tribal house and pumpin' filtered grooves packed with drama and excitement that leave you begging for more. The past few years has seen his international DJ career flourish with trips to Italy, Switzerland, Japan, Russia and the UK as well as regularly rockin' the finer clubs in New York and throughout the USA and Canada.

Following the international success of 'We Got Him' and 'Totally Hooked' and a string of other high profile releases, Peter has gone from strength to strength as a producer too with his profile in Europe going sky high. 'We Got Him' first came out on Swiss label Houseworks and went on to be a big international club smash and one of the biggest tribal records of the year with nearly 30 licensing deals including three Ministry of Sound compilations. It's follow-up, 'Where is Osama?' went on to achieve similar success too.

'Work My House' being Number 1 for almost 6 weeks on beatpot and His production of Heather Smalls' 'Proud' is part of the soundtrack in the last ever episode of 'Queer As Folk' where it plays for over five minutes. It's also slated to be the official anthem of the London 2012 Olympics.

Having remixed such artists as "Mariah Carey" and "Lady Gaga", he has done work for the best the industry has to offer and is still continuing to work his way through 2009 and 2010's top charting recording artists, remixing their music and working on original projects with them.

I made my Columbus Debut thanks to the good people of Project Skeleton Key at "Industrial Warfare" on May of 2007 and have continued to rock dancefloors at such locations as: Outland (Mark II), Skully's, High Five, BoMA, Hampton's, Circus, and The Ravari Room.

I mainly spin Industrial, goth, and dark alternative. I've been lucky enough to share the bill with one of my all time favorite bands, My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult, as well as a lot of other fantastic artists and DJs!

In the middle 60's, Gene joined the Lost Souls vocal group recording northern soul hit ballads "It Won't Work Out Baby" followed by "If A Change Don't Come Soon" on the Glascoe Label.

With the Disco era exploding In the 70's Gene took on the name "Mean Gene the dancing Machine" and began DJ'ing at New York City clubs "Vasmay Lounge", "Godfather's II", "Latin Palace" and on radio station WHBI – FM. During this time he also kept busy with recording sessions as a studio bassist.

In the early 90's Uncle G formed his current company – Serina Promotions, a company contracted by record labels to promote new releases to Record Pools, Billboard Reporters, College Radio, Radio Mix Shows, and to both domestic and International commercial radio stations. These endeavors have produced several Gold & Platinum awards.

Together with Grammy Award winning producer Tony Camillo, ("Midnight Train to Georgia" etc.), Venture Music Group (VMG) as created as record label to become home to the extensive catalog of music properties both men own. This partnership proved to be a successful venture which has produced many Domestic and International Licensing arrangements throughout the world with such artists within the catalog as Gladys Knight, Dionne Warwick, Freda Payne, Duke Ellington, Bing Crosby, The Ebony's, The Chambers Brothers Gloria Gaynor, Andrea True and many others.

Wes performs at dance clubs, lounges, and has a thriving mobile DJ business for private parties, weddings and events. As a producer, he's completed mixes for numerous dance artists, and has own releases in the works. Wes is also a regular contributor to DJ Times magazine, and blogs through his web site.

Demonstrating that no goal is to large DJ Yanic, in 2005 founded United Underground Productions which provides services in Marketing and Communications, Entertainment, Business Acceleration, Internet and Mobile Solutions.

Influenced by DJ Tiesto, Robbie Rivera, Paul Okenfold and the Klubjumpers he continues to aspire to become better every day. Like they influenced his passion for music DJ Yanic continues putting his heart into every beat to instill his passion and love for music in others