Serving you that NYC Big Room Sound, Joe Pacheco takes you on a euphoric journey reminiscent of the Concrete Jungle he grew up in.

Inspired by an international sound, he delivers a vibrant sound that spans the electronic dance music spectrum; with a mixture of addictive beats and powerful vocals, be prepared for your deep seated carnal soul to emerge.

Having toured major world capitals including New York City, Tokyo, London, Sydney, Bangkok, Mykonos, Toronto, and Puerto Vallarta, and headlining renowned events and festivals such as New York World Pride, Sydney World Pride, White Party Bangkok, Winter Party Festival, XLSIOR Mykonos, and Market Days Chicago, Pacheco continues to elevate and evolve his craft with each experience.

He has played alongside world renowned superstar DJs such as Tony Moran, Abel, Tom Stephan, GSP, Dani Toro, Nina Flowers, Las Bibas From Vizcaya, Alex Acosta, Anne Louise, and Dan Slater.

Along with his music, Pacheco has taken the scene by storm with his signature aesthetic and. exuberant, commanding presence. Integrity, Authenticity, and desire to create unique moments take center stage; the goal is simple: bring happiness through the universal language of music.

It is this symphony of sound and showmanship that Pacheco strives for; to live unapologetically, to stay true, and to “Do It Dapperly.”

A native Texan, DJ Al Farb, fell in love the circuit scene under the iconic spiked Disco ball at Rich’s Houston— inspired by such artists as JD Arnold, Mark D and Joe Ross. He maintained that passion over the years, but it wasn’t until the COVID-19 Pandemic that provided him the time to start crafting his own style of music and was able to bring people together, when the world forced us all to stay a part. Since then, he’s gone from his apartment closet, to house parties, to some of the biggest LGBTQ+ establishments and events in Texas— still keeping his original theme intact— bringing people together— through music!

During the day, Farb assists in running one of America’s most successful Country Radio stations, New Country 96.3 in Dallas/Fort Worth, where you can hear him weekdays from 3-7pm. Some call him a “gay Superman” of sorts, minus all the superpowers (or does he?!)