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After meeting Junior Sanchez in 1991, we began to think of different ways to achieve the challenge of making a record. When Junior got his chance to exercise a studio connection, I attended all of his sessions and the rest is history. I've produced several deep house driven 12" releases and I plan to do a whole lot more.

Born in Brooklyn, New York 1976. Product of a West Indian background and born with one of the strongest passions for music. My father injected my first dose of dance music a few days after I came home from the hospital. It was a 45 by Lord Shorty entitled "Sweet Music". I grew up in a huge family where everyone went out every Friday night and purchased records. My grandmother had the largest collection and it was a joy to spend time with her every Saturday afternoon listening to every kind of musical genre that existed. My Grandmother, Lucile Lalla, is responsible for my eternal passion for music today. I eat, sleep, breathe, and live music. Every day of my life is symbolic to a song. When she passed away March 23, 1987, there was a tremendous void in my life. By that time I had already had my second pair of turntables, but the motivation to continue what I had started in February of 1986 was lost.

As a child, I spent many times recording tapes from various radio stations such as Kiss, WBLS, Hot 103, 91.5 and recorded many master mixes. These tapes drove me to develop my talents as a musical conductor or DJ. At that time, Tony Humphries was the undisputed master of music. No one could come close. He allowed me to conceptualize the art of musical blending. It was a musical kaleidoscope that was gleaming with sweet soul. I didn't go out Saturday nights in those days; it was all about Glen Fricia from 8 to 10 on Hot 103 and Tony from 11 pm to 4 am on 98.7 Kiss FM.

Throughout my journeys in the world of dance music, I have met many people and made a lot of close friends, most of whom are my influences. It is written in the good book that everyone has a special talent, so I continue to stay driven and discover the full extent of what God has blessed me with.

DJ Big Logan

DJ Big Logan lives in Hillside, New Jersey, which he loves for its proximity to New York City. He was born in 1965 and grew up in New Jersey the buzzing Mecca of dance music back then. For the man he is today, Curtis Logan honors his loving grandparents, God rest their souls.

His Uncle, Tony Vaughn, happened to be prominent DJ on one of New York's biggest radio stations, WBLS .The inevitable happened in 1979: Curtis Logan started spinning under guidance of Tony Vaughn and Nick Jones. Putting his love for the music in motion, he began to craft some awesome sets at most of the popular Jersey clubs small, large, and lots of other clubs in the New York area.

DJ Big Logan is known for turning a dance floor wild at Club, Euphoria, Club Eclipse, Club Marlo's, and 43rd St. Cafe. Today Logan is a resident at the Club Armory. DJ Big Logan is playing the CD-decks every Tuesday night representing Jersey Soul and warming the hearts of the dancing people.

DJ Big Logan plays House, Nu-Jazz, World beat, Soulful Dance, Tech-House, and rhythms with tribal influences. He values songs in which authentic instrumentation is present and appreciates disco classics and house music embracing classic traditions for their strong presence. Big Logan looks for the presence of the soul in the rhythm of house music. No matter where DJ Big Logan plays, you can rest assured that his music will uplift the listeners and support the artists that create these wonderful tunes.

Tune in for the Madness every Sunday on HYPERLINK "http://www.prepartyradio.com" www.prepartyradio.com (6PM-9PM) and on Monday on HYPERLINK "http://www.gotbassradio.com" www.gotbassradio.com (6PM-9PM).
" Music is for the body like Jersey is to the Soul, Jersey Soul"