Henry Diaz has always had a love affair with music. Growing up in Brooklyn’s Park Slope in New York, his parents filled the home with the Dominican sounds of Merengue, and Salsa. His Aunt opened his eyes to the likes of Disco, and he recalls the stories she would tell him of her nights at Studio 54, while playing her 45s of the classic Disco tracks. Spending time with his father at his auto body shop, he developed an appreciation for Motown & Classic Rock.  At age 15, Henry began studying the art of deejaying.  Excited by the birth and rap and hip hop, he became enthralled with the dynamic and changing sounds of hip hop genre; while at the same time the  young underground house scene in New York was becoming a passion of his. Henry watched every music video, attended every club event, studying the man behind the turntables and the energy the crowd would receive from the music. Every chance he could he'd search out the best of the best clubs.