DJ Mo Reese has been pleasing crowds since the mid-eighties with his unique style of House Music. Having been influenced by such legends as Terrence Parker, Kevin Saunderson, Todd Terry, Derrick May and Roger Sanchez, DJ Mo Reese has played some of the world best clubs. In 2004 a crowd of over 100.000 were blown away as he performed a special 4 turntable set at the Detroit Movement Festival with his good friend and partner Terrence Parker. He has also banged the box at the Cornerstone event before a crowd of 600 and has shined at the WMC, WGPR, WJLB and won the Mixidome contest on WHYT. DJ Mo Reese has always kept music in his heart and never let it go to his head. When you see and hear him perform you will definitely experience The Hump Factor. DJ Mo Reese currently has a record label called TPMT Music with Terrence Parker.You can here some of DJ Mo Reese mixes on www.virgolounge.com www.mocradio.com www.fusemix.com www.djmoreese.com "

Nathan Mattimoe was born and still lives in Toledo, Oh. He grew up with a multitude of musical influences. His Grandparents exposed him to Jazz, Irish Drinking Songs, Neil Diamond, and Sinatra. His parents exposed him to Motown, Charlie Parker, Taj Mahal, Jimi Hendrix, George Jones, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, King Crimson, and Miles Davis, just to name a small few. Diversity in itself became an influence. Soulful music was just that – soulful. Be it George Benson or George Jones - Nathan realized the common vibe that all good music shares – soul. Through high school and until 2002 Nathan wrote and performed music with Marc Zoldowski under the guise Cyanosphere. They persevered through a a number of drummers, a few singers, and eventually a lack of motivation, and finally called it quits. It was shortly after that time Nathan discovered what underground dance culture was all about.

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One of the staples of the Midwest underground for the past decade, Teknobaby is well known for promoting underground events and turning it out on the tables. Being active in the EDM scene since 1994, he has certainly seen his share of the spotlight. Spinning alongside artists such as Heather Heart, Dave Hollands, Terry Mullan, Josh Wink, Adam Beyer, Cari Lekebusch, DJ Sneak, Robert Armani, DJ Dan and Claude Young, Teknobaby has the skills and talent to make his mark on any event.

Growing up on hip hop as a teen, Teknobaby collected records such as the Sugar Hill Gang, Fat Boys, Run DMC, and the Beastie Boys. Attending teen clubs every weekend, Teknobaby teamed up with a breakin' crew and performed at several clubs around the city. Teknobaby's favorite artists were Slick Rick and Doug E Fresh, later followed by electronic artists such as DEE-Lite, Technotronic, Snap, and many others.
Teknobaby's love of electronic music began in 1989 when he discovered CD's such as Rave Til Dawn and 140 BPM. In 1990, Teknobaby purchased his first house record by Lil Louis' called French Kiss. A few months later, Teknobaby attending his first rave and fell in love with the music and a new form of dance. Teknobaby spent a few years traveling the U.S., dancing til the sun came up, while studying all variations of house, techno, jungle, and trance in the underground scene.

Exodus loves BASS. Not the fish, the low frequency sound waves. This is the reason he plays an eclectic blend of bass heavy breakbeat and dupstep. Mark started out his musical career playinging the Saxaphone. After that he moved on to play the Bass Guitar and even tried his hand at Vocals with a hard rock band. With an extensive musical background, Mark definitely has his own sound and delivers on a consistent basis.

Matthew Legend is the guise of Jason Bolles, a veteran dj with over a decade of experience behind the decks. Originally from Toledo, he was first introduced to the sounds of house and techno in the mid 90?s by the events at the now historic Packard Plant and 1315 Broadway in Detroit. During this time he became involved in the underground scene in Toledo promoting and djing for Frankies, In-The-Mix, Tonic, Club 128/BPM and began playing a plethora of various events and clubs across the mid-west throughout the next several years. In 2001 he was the runner-up in URB Magazines national dj mix competition, which he followed up with FutureShock, a dance music mix show on 88.3 WXUT, that featured local and regional djs live on-air.

DJ Quake started his djing career in 2001 after being introduced to the Electronic Music Culture by the clubs he was attending. and the party scene. After being taken under the wing of goodwill, quake has risen to become one of northwest Ohio's premier drum and bass dj's. Gaining recognition for his energetic scratching, precise and fast paced beat-matching as well as his explosive dancefloor fueled tracks, quake has been known to throw 40+ tracks in an hour long set.

DJ Quake has a love of all genres of music and has the ability to dj all genres very well, with the main focus on Drum and Bass/Jungle and Hip-Hop.
In the summer of 2005, quake compiled the first ever, all original, all exclusive Dirty Kru compilation entitled "Live in the Lab" reflecting what he thought the local DnB Kru's sound was and solidifying Ohios Drum and Bass scene, and it has since been highly acclaimed Nationwide.

Rob Sample is one of Toledo, Ohio’s most respected Djs. He started spinning in mid 1999 on off nights at local bars and night clubs. After developing his own style eventually moved on to weekends in some of Toledo’s bigger night clubs. By 2003 Rob had done over 2 dozen night clubs in Toledo and started getting calls to do even bigger night club grand openings(Banana Joes, Tabu, Metro, Ground Zero). In 2004 92.5 KISS Fm WVKS Toledo invited him to do a nightly mix show 100% LIVE on air and he gladly accepted (Club Kiss). Six months later Rob then spent some brief time in Chicago djing store openings in big malls and smaller underground bars and night clubs in the area (Windsor Fashions, Spot 6). Upon his return to Toledo Hot 97.3 Fm had him do mix shows for the holidays as they were just breaking new grounds with the radio station (Memorial Day Mix Down and 4th of July Mix Down). In that point of his career he had already played for two radio stations opened for major recording artists like Mystikal (Jive Records), Proof (D12 - RIP), T-Pain (Jive Records), Danny The Wild Child (Q101 Chicago), Dj Seven (Chicago Disco Pimps), and Stacey Kidd (Camouflage Chicago). Don’t get it twisted even though Rob has spun quite a few hip/hop gigs his favorite music to get booked to play is still Funky House and Electro House and he is more explosive to watch when doing so.