Marky Enriquez aka Proof is one of the West Coast elite, throwing game-changing events and spinning coast-to-coast with the hottest selections. As one of the original members of Massive Selector, a San Francisco-based collective of artists, DJs, and entrepreneurs, Marky produces acclaimed events such as Wonder-Full: A Tribute to the Wonders of Stevie, Soul Slam: Prince and Michael Jackson, and SFNY. Heavily influenced by funk, soul, disco, hip-hop, and house, Markys sound definitely caters to the dancefloor. His mixes, known for their global flavor and crossing genres seamlessly, have created quite a buzz with music lovers. Marky has played alongside internationally known artists such as ?uestlove, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Gilles Peterson, DJ Spinna, Bobbito Garcia, Peanut Butter Wolf, Dam-Funk, Prefuse 73, Flying Lotus and countless others. You can catch Marky at Sweater Funk, the Citys only party dedicated to boogie funk and modern soul on original wax at The Knockout every Sunday night.

In an age where being a DJ Hero is just another rhythm game on the Playstation 3 and Xbox360, Oakland DJ Hakobo is racking up huge points IRL ("in real life"). The force behind Fresco and theCulprits parties stands among the Bay Area's premier tastemakers and selectors. Whether it's the Stevie Wonder-themed "Wonder-Full" party with Bobbito and Spinna, the Prince vs. Michael Jackson nights, the first-ever Jay Dee/J-Dilla tribute, Gilles Peterson BBC Sessions (with Dwele, the Rebirth, and Rich Medina), or Madlib and Peanut Butter Wolf sets, Hakobo does it. His DJ style roams freely from hip-hop, soul, and funk, to disco, broken beat, and metric tons of house. You can find him at the best venues weekly like Mighty and Mezzanine as well as partnering with breaking East Bay crews like thePeople. A fan of future soul sounds, he's a connoisseur of the fine art of mixing the classics with the future.

DJ King Most got his start in music over 12 years ago, when he caught the DJ bug from his older brother. For years he paid his dues deejaying house parties, school dances and lugging around equipment until finally he became one of the consistently booked dj's in the San Francisco bay area. Armed with a record collection and tastes that span every genre and style (Hip-Hop, Soul, Disco, Latin, etc), King Most can be frequently seen and heard bringing classic anthems and new sounds to the masses up and down the west coast. From Seattle, to the Bay Area, to Los Angeles he's had no problem making good people dance . In a night expect to hear everything from Stevie Wonder, De La Soul, Missy Elliot, Ray Barretto, Cymande, War and dozens of other forgotten musical heroes from past and present.