DJ Commish

New York City's "Commander-In-Chief", DJ Commish has entertained party-goers worldwide since 1998.  He has been called to do such events as album release parties, celebrity birthday parties, college tours and special events.  He has worked with celebrities and companies such as Jay-Z, Snoop Dogg, Nelly, BET, The Source, Universal, Vibe, Kool, AOL, Adidas, Steiner Sports, the New York Mets, the NBA and the NFL.

Starting out as a radio personality at WSJU 590am at St. John's University in 1996, Commish earned his name by creating and directing a strong Urban Music Department. Two years later, Commish discovered that he can deejay as well as talk.  By 2000, he invaded the club scene in New York City playing at hot spots on a weekly basis alongside such DJ heavyweights as Red Alert, Funkmaster Flex, and Goldfinger.

DJ Commish has been blessed with the opportunity to spin in Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, DC, Los Angeles, Miami, Pittsburgh, Phoenix, the Hamptons, Dominican Republic and the Bahamas. He made his first appearance on BET's Rap City in 2004 alongside Snoop Dogg.  A month later, he was hired to become the resident DJ for P. Diddy’s Justins Restaurant.  In 2005, DJ Commish became the deejay of choice for the players of the New York Giants after spinning the b-day parties for running back Derrick Ward and linebacker Antonio Pierce.  This honor led to being the official DJ of the 2006 NFL Draft Pre-Party.

In addition his busy club schedule, DJ Commish returned to radio in November 2007.  This time, he has a one-hour show called "Commander-In-Chief" Radio that airs daily on AOLRadio.com.  Commish's club style of spinning made his show an instant success to AOL Radio's 2.8 million subscribers worldwide.

In February 2008, Commish returned to college radio.  In an effort to help in the development of up and coming deejays, he formed a weekly Saturday afternoon radio show at Long Island University in Brooklyn, NY. The show became an instant success.  The group added a second show on Sunday afternoons called Recovery Sundays Radio.  Both shows feature a different special guest each week with DJ Commish taking the role of the lead interviewer.  After four smash weeks, I-Tunes added both shows to its radio channel.

In April 2009, DJ Commish landed a regular mix-show on national television.  The show currently airs several times a week on Music Choice as part of their new mix-tape channel.  The show, which features Commish as he spins the hottest Pop and house music, reaches up to 42 million U.S. households.  In addition, DJ Commish landed a 2-hour show at Vybz Radio.  Vybz is an internet radio station specializing in Caribbean music. The show will feature DJ Commish spinning the latest in hip-hop, R&B, reggae & soca.