First off we would like to thank everyone who attended last weeks March opene,
Edition of "Winter Sessions." It was a great crowd with good energy. The vibe was intense and the dance-floor was constantly packed. Hats off and standing ovation to our guest Dj Miguel Ortiz who put on quite a show!!! Now with all of that said if you missed last weeks edition, definitely put Wednesday night in your schedule. We have special Guest Joonya T (Diligent, Toronto). This talented Toronto based Dj will be bringing down that funk.On the opening set warming up the dance-floor we got the young guns Val Carrique & David Jonez.
Below you'll find a brief Bio on our upcoming artist. Don't forget to bring the funk, baby powder, and Most importantly Rhythm!!
To Rsvp For Reduced Admission:www.polyrhythmnyc.com
Check Out Video From Our Guest Last Week Pat Boogie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gceuTiNcNtA
"The creator of the “Digital Dancehall”, “A Conscious Moment” & The Record Breaking… Monthly House Mixes
Joonya T is an experienced DJ who has been honing his skills for almost 10 years now. Born and raised in Toronto, Canada, he’s played at a multitude of Toronto hotspots and is especially legendary in the east end where he has performed with and for the likes of Glenn Lewis, Snow, Meastro, Sean Desmond, Keshia Chante, In Essence, Jelly Stone, Ken Masters and Bishop. Joonya is also a pro at corporate events and Private functions and with his knowledge of so many genres and his never ending crates he is able to find the right vibe to rock any crowd!
Joon-ya
adj.
1. Younger (Usually designating the youngest in a group of people)
Currently one of the youngest up and coming local house DJ’s in Toronto, Joonya is definitely making his presence known in and around the city. Honing his skill over time since he was 14, Joonya first made his first impressions as a reggae/urban DJ, but has since added House Music to his musical belt, enabling him to infuse it with his foundation, and share his evolving style of mixing with his audience. Get ready to hear remixes & re-edits like you’ve rarely heard anywhere else, while still maintaining his ability to transition cleanly"
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