Rich Medina

House

HEADLINER

Rich Medina is a Philadelphia based DJ, producer, and curator recognized for his encyclopedic knowledge of hip hop, house, soul, funk, and afrobeat. He gained prominence through legendary residencies including Lil Ricky's Rib Shack in New York City and his long running Jump N Funk party, which served as a vital platform for afrobeat in North America. His production work includes the 2005 album Connecting the Dots on Kindred Spirits and collaborations with artists such as J Dilla, Jill Scott, and Osunlade. Medina maintains an active international touring schedule, performing at major festivals like Defected Croatia and holding residencies that honor the foundations of classic club culture. His aesthetic is defined by a cerebral, storytelling approach to DJing that bridges diverse musical traditions with technical precision.

Tony Touch

Electronic

Joseph Anthony Hernandez, known as Tony Touch, is a pioneering DJ, producer, and breakdancer originating from Brooklyn, New York. Emerging from the 1980s b-boy scene, he became a foundational figure in mixtape culture with his "50 MCs" series before releasing his major label debut "The Piece Maker" on Tommy Boy Records in 2000. He followed up with "The Piece Maker 2" in 2004 and the Latin-focused "ReggaeTony" on EMI in 2005, collaborating with artists ranging from Wu-Tang Clan and Eminem to Louie Vega. His sound bridges classic hip-hop breaks, soulful house, and Latin rhythms into a seamless open format groove. Recently, he has maintained his long-running Funkbox NYC residency, hosted Toca Tuesdays on SiriusXM Shade 45, and performed specialized sets for Boiler Room and Aimé Leon Dore. As a vital link between New York hip-hop history and global dance music, Tony Touch continues to anchor the culture with deep crates and technical precision.