For DJ Joe Fresh, mediocrity and complacency have never been an option. With over two decades of musical experience and a one-of-a-kind style of mixing, this New York native constantly finds new ways to keep his audience guessing what he is going to play next.

After establishing himself as the premiere DJ in upstate New York, Joe Fresh made his move to the city that, much like himself, never sleeps. Taking his extensive music repertoire and unmatched skills as a turntablist to clubs, bars, and lounges all over New York City, Joe Fresh has quickly become a highly sought-after player in the nightlife scene. His performances at such prestigious venues as SL, Kiss n Fly, 49 Grove, Stone Rose Lounge, BOUNCE, XVI Rooftop, and Cellar Bar, have made his following grow exponentially in such a short period of time.

As an open format DJ, Joe Fresh constantly keeps his live sets energetic and up-to-date with all kinds of new music, from house to hip-hop to indie and everything in-between. It’s common to hear him mix LMFAO, Wynter Gordon, Drake, Duck Sauce, Skrillex, and Jay-Z in a single set without missing a beat. Influenced by performers including DJ AM, Shortee, Chachi, and Scene, he refuses to be distracted from the true art of deejaying, which has granted him a high demand from venues and audiences alike.

With classical music training since age five, as well as inspiration from artists like Deadmau5, Enferno, and Kaskade, Joe Fresh easily transitioned into original music production. His remixes and mixtapes have gained thousands of plays and downloads, as well as being featured on sites including DJ City, Hype Machine, DUBSET, and countless music blogs. Don’t be surprised to see “Joe Fresh Remix” on a DJ’s laptop screen in a club, or hear one of his tracks on another DJ’s mix CD.

As more and more clubgoers are turned on to his music and mixing style, DJ Joe Fresh continues to rise as a prominent figure in New York City’s nightlife scene. Good music, high energy, and non-stop dancing are giveaway signs that Joe Fresh is behind the turntables.