About Me

At his first performance they played James Brown’s “I Feel Good.”  The crowd immediately erupted with applause and Winston knew right then and there that he would play music for the rest of his life.  

He played alto saxophone in the high school jazz band and symphonic orchestra.

The high school band was a rag-tag group of kids that were overall pretty unruly. The band leader was a great guy and fantastic musician. 

He got the school band hired for an opening gig at Target, and paid each member of the band so that we could officially “professional.” 

Even though that band had a hundred kids and that basically broke down to $5 each, it was significant to Winston, a high school freshman at the time.

Then, his senior year, the school got a new band director that took them in a whole new direction.

He began a rigorous routine that started before school, after school, and on the weekends.

Valhalla High School had not competed in a tournament in over a decade, and before that, Winston didn’t know that “marching band” was a “real thing.”

After months of preparation and hours of marching and memorizing, their first competition was coming up.

The big moment finally arrived, and they competed in their first tournament, and WON! 

The other schools were so proud of them and cheered them on enthusiastically that it became a huge life moment for Winston.

There were only a handful of seniors in the band at that time, and all of them decided after that experience that they wanted to become music teachers to inspire the future generations.

He stepped up into one of the new leadership roles and became the Vice President of band his senior year.

He played in school bands all the way through high school and helped form two bands that played around San Diego. One was featured on FM 94.9 and the other won the Battle of the Bands at their high school.  After graduating high school his friend and mentor encouraged him to go to UC Berkeley to continue his studies.  So he did.  

While performing around Berkeley and San Francisco, he spent time studying in CNMAT (Center for New Music And Audio Technology) and focused his studies on how music and sound can be used to synchronize people and organizations for a more positive, flowing community or company culture. He got his B.A. in Music and graduated with Honors in 2003.  

Since then Winston has been published in several books and was the featured entertainment expert for the book titled, “Wedding Planning Survival Guide, ” (Axel Publishing).  He has done two entertainment-based video series for EHow.com and one video in particular was among the highest viewed of all their videos.  Winston’s music has been featured on some of Southern California’s most popular radio stations such as FM94.9, UCSD College Radio, and InSoulWeTrustRadio. 

Winston can be found performing at seminars, conferences, colleges, and corporate events.

When he’s not traveling, Winston has been seen live at some of the most popular venues in and around his home town of San Diego such as the highly celebrated Humphrey’s by the Bay, large college campuses including the UC San Diego, UC Berkeley and other highly regarded venues such as Cesar’s Palace (Las Vegas), the House of Blues (SD and LV), the Belly Up, and even Disneyland!  He also performed regularly for all of the Westfield Malls throughout San Diego and Orange County.

Winston Found His Flow NYE 2000

New Years Eve of the year 2000 was a pivotal time for Winston.  He had recently parted ways with his bands, which were like family, and was out in a new direction in music and in life.

He had been going out to some underground dance parties, “raves” as they might have been called.

Leading up to NYE 2000 some of you may remember the Y2K scare, where all of the computers might mal-function and there could be a complete meltdown of society. Well, Winston and his friends went out to the desert just in case it happened.

That night as they were listening to music around the campfire, Winston started to find his flow. He had been practicing a dance style known as “liquid” when all of the sudden, he started to float above his body! His body kept dancing, even better than he ever had before! And he could look down at it, but it seemed to be dancing by itself!

Even when his foot slipped in the sand, it turned into a graceful spin!

If he tripped, it would become a cool new move he had never done before!

He could literally do no wrong!

He then heard a wise sounding voice tell him that, “This experience is ‘FLOW.’ You will write a book about this and bring the experience of flow to all areas of your life. Mind Flow – Body Flow – Spirit Flow – Social Flow – Cash Flow.” Winston was deeply impacted by the experience.

And so here we are today and Winston has been working on that mission since that fateful night, NYE 2000!

But it wasn’t until he went to his first “Massive” party called, “How Sweet It Is” that he realized he wanted to DJ, perform and produce live electronic dance music.

He sold his motorcycle and bought two turntables and never looked back!

Over the years he got to perform at all sorts of amazing events!

From fashion shows to weddings, school dances, company parties, a reality show and even a couple of funerals(!) Winston has had the opportunity to get people from all walks of life dancing and moving!