TecStyleZ, is a man of exceptional musical taste and a seemingly innate talent for rocking a party with the dopest and freshest of grooves.

Gave away an island showcase Jan 30 Tix and a , Rumpus Feb 1,3 and SALTY HEARTS May 1 tickets this time round. The video is about 7 minutes of talking and then a Rumpus Vid! Thanks to everyone who tuned in, and congrats to all who won! Here's the March 7th show ticket link: https://mteliah.tickit.ca/events/33178 Ps. I think the SKOOL platform needs to adjust its display settings cause my head isn't cut off on the display when we are LIVE, but the recording cuts my head off. Haha See you in two weeks

Island DJ Showcase is a celebration of the incredible DJ talent living and working across Vancouver Island. Designed as a seasonal warm-up and community gathering, the night brings us together to share the decks, warm the floor, and kick off the winter blues. Island DJs, shared energy, and dancefloors built by the people who live here. Come shake off the cold, reconnect with the community, and get moving again. On January 30th, we’re highlighting four absolute hitters: TecStylez out of Courtenay Dangerous Cargo from Hornby Island Fundipz from Victoria Bass Freq from Nanaimo Tickets here

We are beyond thrilled to host two truly massive acts while showcasing some of the best Island DJs. Expect full festival-level production inside one of the Comox Valley’s most iconic dance floors—immersive, high-energy, and dialed. Beats Antique (DJ Set) and Atyya bring deep rhythm, global bass, and movement-driven sound—paired with aerial silks, unique performances, and a carefully curated local lineup. bedtime snack & Miss Mar join us to get the dance floor pumping. Doors at 6:45pm, music starts at 7pm. Tickets here

I recently discovered daybreaker.com, and love the concept. It is essentially an urban-coded version of dance temple, and with one key difference that they also run it midweek in cafes and such as a pre-work shakeout, sometimes combined with a yoga or breath work class. Very cool :) I hope to trial offering one at UVIC this semester