Born and raised in the Lower East Side of Mahattan NYC's most versatile of all the Boros as a young man growing up has always understood the power of commanding a dancefloor from his early days of turning small routine birthday celebrations into floor rocking dance party. Everyone quickly new he was on his way to be coming a great DJ.
Lord G's nyc club debut was in the early 90's ny famed Danceteria which was the birthplace of World renowned party Cafe Con Leche which later would become the first party of its kind that brang an audience of thousands on a Sunday night, put Lord G on a Global Scale. On top of his rapid city success he was honored to have been ask to join a elite production camp that housed the God Father of House, Frankie Knuckles, A Puerto Rican bad boy behind any mixing desk or console David Morales, who both would later go on to win Grammys each one respectfully. A talented Japanese phenom, Satoshi Tomiie, A brilliant producer Bobby D'Ambrosio, And a always a step a head Hector Romero who did it all, he played music very well and expedited deals for the company! They all did it all and it was no wonder why Lord G would fluorish in such esteemed company, headed by one of the most powerful woman in music Judith Weinstein.
New York's top venues all were fetauring Lord G as their main floor DJ of choice holding residencies in nyc's biggest nightclubs making thousands dance all night long. From Palladium, USA, Tunnel, Sound Factory Bar, Expo,
Lord G has also worked with Fashion designers to help spice up the shows and coordinate music with the visions of the designers from Antonio Berradi to Theirry Mugler.taking him from paris to nyc frequently. he been on MTV's the grind mixin it up live. Lord g has also worked with VH1 programming music for them.
Since that time Lord G has travelled the world over, from Japan to Ibiza to Paris to London and back to New York. He programmed a weekly radio show on WKTU every Saturday and, believe it or not, even appeared on MTV's The Grind as a guest every once in a while.
"Latin house music has been getting more and more popular over the past years, and I've always been really into that percussive sound," says G. "Yeah, I started out playing Latin house and people have associated that sound with me, but I play a lot of different styles of house music . When I play I just really try to feel it out, see where people want to go."
G's approach to the whole DJ thing is pretty laid back and relaxed, which is not to say that he doesn't take it seriously, but more that he's really comfortable with his style and his idea of how to work a crowd. "I try to work with the time slot that I'm given and kind of build up the energy. It's a show, and it's not so much about me, it's about the people who come to hear me play. I feed off of that."
Learning under such great influences Lord G has been Blessed to have grown into a a beautiful life experience that he can call his own.
Lord G is currently working in studio. To date he has remixed Björk's "I Miss You", El General's "Samba Hey," Enrique Iglesias " Rhythm Devine", a Melanie Daniels remix for Nervous records and a dub for a Morales tune called "Joy", Negrocan (a brazilian band), and the Tokyo Ska Orchestra. As Well as his own productions. It would seem that the lord of Latin house has his sights set on the title of king.
CAFE CON LECHE @ PACHA w/ LORD G
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CAFE CON LECHE @ PACHA W/ LORD G
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