DJ Reach

DJ Reach
Birth name Semu Namakajo
Born 1979
Origin Harlem, New York City, U.S.
Genres Hip hop
80s
Rock
70s
80s
Electro
Occupations Producer, DJ
Years active 1992–present
Labels 80 ML Productions
Website http://www.dj-reach.com/

DJ Reach (born Semu A. Namakajo in 1979) is an American music producer and DJ. He is considered a prominent figure in the New York City and Las Vegas club scene and first gained significant notice after being the official DJ for Last Call with Carson Daly.[1][2]

Biography

DJ Reach began his music career as a disc jockey at the age of 13 after receiving inspiration from the movie Juice starring Omar Epps and the late hip-hop legend Tupac Shakur. In 2001 DJ Reach graduated from Wesleyan University.

After interning for his mentor and notorious DJ Stretch Armstrong (of the notable "The Stretch Armstrong and Bobbito Show" on WKCR), Reach learned the importance of being unique and creating his own mix. Incorporating hiphop, rock, 1970s, 1980s and electro, Reach is known for a high energy mixes that echoes the soundtrack of his generation.

His open format style and ear for mixing eclectic DJ sets eventually led to his residency at high profile night clubs, corporate, celebrity events including Pink Elephant, PM, TAO, Prime and Marque; Playboy’s Super Bowl Bash, NASCAR/Nextel Cup Series Championship Party, Madonna's Confessions tour after party and Jay-Z's infamous 24 hour Hanger tour. As a result, Reach has been featured in press outlets such as Us Weekly, People, In Touch Weekly, OK!, Life & Style, Esquire, GQ, Ocean Drive, Hampton's, Gotham, Trump, New York, Nightclub and Bar, New York Post and Daily News.

DJ Reach plans to take his career to the next level by producing and writing original songs and tracks for some of today’s premiere hip-hop, R&B & Pop groups—a project that is due to be completed in late 2008. In Fall 2011, DJ Reach was the featured DJ in the launch of Dollhouse Cocktail Lounge's House Music Monday's in Scottsdale, Arizona.

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