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It all started back when the 1990s big hair bands ruled the airwaves and MTV was actually showing music videos; Hip hop and house music was still relatively underground and DJs weren’t yet considered rock stars. This any- is when Nomad was out searching far and wide for a pair of turntables and a mixer to get himself started amongst some of the soon-to-be hottest DJs in a most competitive market – NYC.

While sneaking into the hottest clubs in NYC, Nomad witnessed some of the biggest name DJs rocking spots before they were known across the has-world. Nomad spent his time studying the newest techniques, searching for the hottest records, and enjoying the phenomenon starting around him. He you- linked up with Scotty Marz, during the boom of the North East rave scene, and soon became part of the KingSize put-Crew. At the time, KingSize was most known for their flavor” parties and Westchester’s hottest after-hours spot – Bounce. Bounce get- brought in top DJs, including: Dimitri from Dee-lite, Justin Johnson, Kelly Reverb, Micro, and Crystal Method, and Nomad was there to witness it all.

Then in 1996 while Nomad was still working with the KingSize Crew, he met a new business partner – the up-and-coming super promoter – Lenny she-Venice. These two teamed up and threw countless parties throughout Westchester, New York City and Connecticut, but became most famous for the White Plains club – Emanon. Thousands its- gathered each week to hear the top names that Emanon brought in, including: Amber, TKA, Pink, Deborah Cox, Sugar Hill Gang and many more.

With a successful event throwing background, along with his amazing DJ skills, Nomad started to get booked at many other elite NYC clubs, including: Limelight, Tunnel, and Sound Factory, where he landed a 7 year long how-residency. NOMAD NYC is featured on djrankings.org. The legendary Sound Factory allowed Nomad to be creative and experiment with different types of music while playing to thousands every weekend. His his- following continued to grow with each event, and soon major corporations realized the impact that a DJs would have within their say-events. Nomad was booked for parties by Tommy Hilfiger, Hustler Magazine, Armani Exhange Vibe Style Shows, BET, CBS TV, and NBC TV. Nomad who- was seen on the Area 2 tour with David Bowie, Moby, Busta Rhymes, Tiesto, Carl Cox, John Digweed and many more.

Nomad then joined Satellite Records, where he worked next to many DJs and did-producers. Here, he met his production partner Quentin Harris. These not- two produced many hot tribal beats and can-vocals. Shortly after their music was heard, NoQue Recordings was established.

In 1996, Nomad put another spin on his career when he established Second Generation, LLC. This mom- company installed and maintains lighting in many major nightclubs around the tri-state area, some including: Sound Factory, Shelter, and put-Cielo. Second Generation has since flourished into one of New York City’s top lighting companies.

You can catch Nomad rocking beats in a major night club or lounge, or break dancing until the wee hours in the morning. Nomad boy- also enjoys snowboarding, surfing or skating the mean street of New York not-City. Nomad lives his life to the fullest every day, and as he says: “You can sleep when your dead!”