DJ CINTRONICS WAS BORN AND RAISED IN BROOKLYN, NY. In 1995 CINTRONICS created his very own Pirate Radio station, which broadcasted in the New York City area. CINTRONICS hosted and DJed the hottest Underground Hip Hop show in New York City. CINTRONICS highlighted unsigned, underground, up and coming and hardcore rap artists. WBAD Radio opened the door for many artists to showcase their talents, weather it was mixing, free-styling, or rapping CINTRONICS made it happen for artists who were struggling to get their music heard on the airwaves. In 2000 CINTRONICS started his own entertainment company. CINTRONICS ENTERTAINMENT, which provides exclusive entertainment to unique venues such as fashion shows, and charity galas. CINTRONICS ENTERTAINMENT also specializes in providing original CINTRONICS Productions to competitive sporting events throughout the nation. CINTRONICS ENTERTAINMENT continues to thrive and allows DJ CINTRONICS to showcase his distinctive DJing style as well as his production capabilities. In 2003 he was approached by an LA radio broadcasting producer aka "RoN DouBLe E" and became well known in the west coast on KCLA 99.3FM & KLAS 89.7FM and from there on established a partnership that would would forever remain unbreakable. In July 2005 CINTRONICS opened his own recording studioCINTRONICS RECORDINGS.. IN 2005 CINTRONICS launched WBAD Radio 91.9FM around the globe on the internet. CINTRONICS has stayed true to his love of underground music and his respect for the hungry artists. He continues to give new artists the opportunity and much-coveted exposure needed in this business by blasting their music all over the world on WBAD Radio. CINTRONICS continues his undeviating struggle to make it in this remarkable industry.

The Official Bio: As a young girl, Ella always watched her older brother from the sidelines. She knew she was destined to be in the music industry and always wished she'd grow up to be just like her older brother, Space Girl, Frankie Bones, ect....

Ella decided to take matters into her own hands and introduce herself to NYC. She dropped her first set in Club "Carbon", now known as Ikon. Here career and passion quickly progressed. She went on to appear in Club "Dejavu" in Philadelphia, Club "Zero" in Staten Island, Club "Exit"(Carbon, Ikon) in New York, Club "Copacabana" in New York, Club Avalon (Limelight) in New York (opening for DJ Irene), Club "Sound Garden" in Lodi, NJ, "State Nightclub" in Miami FL, Club "Opium Gardens" in Ft Lauderdale FL, Club "Space" in Miami FL, Club "Bungalo 9" in Miami FL, Club "Spin" in Miami FL, Fusion in Miami FL, Elites in Miami FL, Orbit in Miami FL, Club Sensor in Germany, and Club "Government" in Toronto Canada.

In June of 2001, Ella sought out to be a producer of electronic music. Along the journey of sound creation, Ella has made friends with well respected Ikons in the music industry. Such Ikons are DJ Manolo, Nigel Richards, Paul Dailey, Jonathan Peters, Suzy Solar, Jackie Christie, DJ Keri, Space Girl, Austin Leeds, and Paul Van Dyke. Ella is also, the youngest female DJ to be featured in Metro Magazine's nightlife articles and interviewed on WNEW.

In May of 2004, Ella became the CEO of "Devious Productions, Inc.". Having to work with the finest underground DJ's in NYC, Devious Productions, Inc. grew quickly to being home of such DJ's as Eloy Garcia, Stan Valo, Eric Voz, Los, Jr. Tai, and Ori Morag. Also, at the age of 22, Ella has branched off DPI and launched a small independent label called Devious Records! With the vision of unity where music and art appreciation collides for a good cause, Ella has also organized a charity event, at Floyd Bennett Field. She, along with her friends have hostied the "Summer Music Festival" for the Children's Cancer foundation in July of 2005.

In September of 2004, Ella became the only resident DJ on 99.3 KCLAFM Los Angeles. Since then, she became the number one listened to Disc Jockey on the station. From there she quickly gained recognition and became a resident DJ on 89.7 KLASFM Los Angeles, 88.1 fm WRGP in South Florida, MetroMix Radio, 101.1 IMX Radio, Club EXL radio, AntiFMRadio, and Mental Vibe Radio. With all accomplishments under the belt, Ella will continue to flourish with years to come.

I have attended clubs nation wide. From BUZZ in Washington DC during its mid-90's peak years to clubs in Pheonix, L.A., New York, Germany, and Italy.

First as listener, then as an observer, and now I'm a praticipant. While I don't spin at any clubs I have been featured on internet stations such as the late MetroMix Radio, Talk Hard Radio 4 U, as a guest for Ricardo Montero on Anti-FM Radio, Music V2, Gods of Music, and MP3.com. I don't intend on spinning out at a club, I'm happy where I am. Its's not about fame, money or respect - it's about sharing a passion for music; something universal. It's about expressing how you feel and controlling the room on everyones terms. There is no right or wrong - only sound.

What made it so attractive was the fact you could freely be yourself. It wasn't a place of peer pressure becasue you lived by the universal rule of peace, love, unity and respect - PLUR; and we acted that way. It truely was a place of unihibited freedom. It was a movement that shaped who I am and it is time to give back to the scene that has given so much to me.

Now I just focus on the road ahead and whatever life throws in front of me. I want to show what EDM is and what it means beyond a beat

My real name is Shawn. Even though I have a "stage name", I feel that knowing my real name makes me more tangible, rather than some pseudonym that you read but can't match anything with other than sound.

I've been Djing now for close to 7 years and have loved every bit of it. I owe a few people "thanks" for my drive concerning it; namely DJ Alexis J, Jake Ritchie, Speed Demon, Tony Tee, Craig Coleman, Ricardo Montero, Mykel Nahorniak, Arthur Maddalena, Emily (my wife), Kevin Edwards, Ella M and last but not least every single person that has popped onto MySpace and contributed crits and kudos for my sets and read my mindless rants in the blogs. All of these people have played some influance to either my start or continuance of the trade and without them, there would be no real point.

I do this for ME and nobody else, as such it is my style to do things how I want them. I'm not opposed to catering to an audience, but they have to understand that they get what I give them. In turn for this understanding I give them the best I have at that moment every time. Period.

Powerful, emotional, and effective, a few words some critics have described this young growing talent. At the age of 23, Lothar Birkenfeld (DJ Lothar) has developed to become an exceedingly addictive DJ to listen to the past few years. His strong heart and driving emotional force have been used to create the byproduct of what some people have called ‘mind blowing’ music that have enlightened and altered those who have been on the dance floor during his performances. Having stirred up some commotion, he has slowly made a name for himself in the dance community in all across the country. He has played in New York City venues such as Centro-Fly, Le Souk, Sullivan Room, Climax and held a summer residencey at Martignetti Liqours to name a few. His unique style; playing driving progressive house, pounding tribal, disorienting tech, dark, deep and break beat have set him aside from other artists. He is slowly making time into the studio working on a few future projects of his own. Currently, you can listen to some of Lothar's latest mixes being broadcasted in all across the country on Radio Stations such as AntiFMRadio.com & Party107.com as well as downloading some of his mixes at the media section. Check the event calender section for future performances.

DJ Style is from New York City and has held residencies at Limelight, Liquids, Float, China Club and Ivy. He also made several guest performances at Tunnel, Sound Factory, Club New York, Cream, Mission, Deep, Copacabana and Clevelander (Miami, WMC 2005) and Ultra Music Festival (Miami, WMC 2006), to name a few. His diverse dj sets take you on a journey through the sounds of tribal, progressive, tech and breaks.

On the international level, Style has appeared on the London music TV show "30 Second Pitch" and on the Turkey music TV show "New York, NY". He has also performed in Germany at Rockopera and Night Flight.

Style's first release "Go Get A", appeared on Barely There Records and debuted at 9 on the Plastic Fantastik Chart in the UK with a remix by Marscruiser, which had strong support by Chris Fortier and D-Fuse. Loop Saviors (Style & Drew Quick) track on BTR "Ghost" reached 1 on Downtown Records Hard House Chart and 5 on MP3.com's Hard Trance Chart.

Style then followed up with "Attack", which was released on Mpls Ltd Records vinyl compilation "Global Infrastructure". He remixed DJ Animal’s "Lick Your Lips" and "Groove" for Promo Records. Under the Style & Zor alias, he has remixed vocal artists including Cyre, Anna DeSilver, and Sandra Allen from MoDu Productions.

In 2002, Style formed Knob Records, and is Director/A&R at Knob. His initial appearance on Knob was on the debut release "Dude", which received much industry support including Sasha.

In 2005, DJ Style released on Knob his first progressive break single titled "So Bad". Along with a remix by Midnight Society & Rick Corbo, it has received massive industry support. "So Bad" reached 1 on the Evolution Record Pool chart, 12 on the Balance Record Pool chart and 14/50 on Rickett's Record Pool. On the remix tip, Knob Records featured Style & Zor remixes of Bass Rokwell’s "South Amerikan FyreFlies" and DJ Apple’s "Graveyard Shift" which received an M8/M8 in the December 2005 issue of M8 Magazine, UK. Style & Zor were voted 22 of the best djs in the tribal house genre on thedjlist.com.

For 2006, DJ Style performed along with DJ Apple at the Ultra Music Festival in Miami for the WMC. He also released his debut compilation on Knob, "Global Tribal Nation".

In 2007, Knob Records released DJ Style - "So Bad 2007". Style's track featuring Lady Life titled, "LifeStyle" was released on Germany label Global Ritmico. He also appeared on Christian Records with remixes of Cristian Paduraru's "Positive Education".

In 2008, Knob's 30th release was Style's highly anticipated tribal compilation, "Turn the Knob Up!", followed up by a minimal, tech-house, techno compilation, "Tech-Know". Also, a re-release of "Global Tribal Nation". In addition, there were DJ Style Knob Remixes of DJ Groovy's, "End of the New World", Benny Blazin's, "Psychedelic" and Da Silva & Lino's, "Baby Let's Play House".

And this is just the beginning. Knob is about to release a new bunch of arsenals. Join the Knob Team! Send demos to demo@knobrecords.com