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 Daniel's first working club experience was in 1976 @ the Down Under in SF (an under age Disco & Funk club) by 1979 he finagled a DJ job at the biggest Disco in SF Studio west, Went on to working all over the bay Area Including the famous Endup on Sunday Mornings until 1985 When he traveled to Hawaii for a vacation for his 21st Birthday. Audition for A job @ the Wave & Hula's worked for 7 years Started the first Mix show on the Radio for KIKI I94 in 1988. That same year started the first House underground The Love Club @ Anna Banana's. Moved to Pink Cadilac & Pinks Garage Started the first live in club Mix show Dance floor Democracy W/ Radio Free Hawaii 1992 Threw the first rave "Happy Happy Joy Joy"@ the Pinks Garage. Opened the Blue Zebra Stated throwing Parities @ the After Dark (know as Volcanoes) 1994 continued thru three owners of the Club Nimtz Hall, The Groove 1997 toured Europe Played Ministry of Sound in England, Also Florence, Paris, Tokyo, Bangkok, Phukett, Hong Kong, Barcelona, Ibiza, Amsterdam, Vancouver, New York, Los angles, Seattle, Portland, Miami, Chicago, San Diego, Costa Rica. in 1999 Teamed up with another local DJ G-Spot to throw a Phuture 2000 W/ BBC & Carl Cox 15,000 people there & 30 Million heard or saw it globally.
Maui is where the first outdoor full moon parties started 1994 @Nakalielie (Hobbit Land) Mark Farina, John Howard, DJ Spun That's when Love & Light Began & Daniel has been throwing Monthly parties in Maui since. Currently Daniel Is resident @ The Hyatt in Honolulu Feng Shui on Saturdays HardRock & Hapa's In Maui on Fridays Dj'd W/DJ Dan, Rapp, Carl Cox, Mark Farina, Keoki, Mark Grant, Garth, Jeno, Todd Terry, Jesse Saunders, David Morales, Doc Martin, Simon, Marcus Wyatt, Bad Boy Bill, John Kelly(Moonshine), John Kelly (Cream UK), Mark Lewis, Perry Farrel, Sandra Collins, Taylor, DJ Spun, M3, Galen, Solar, Miguel Migs, Jonene, John Howard, Harry Who, Rick Preston, Jellybean , Jellybear, Polly Wog, David Harness, Blackstone, Idjut boys, IZ (Joshua), and more...
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