Junior Vasquez

Resident DJ, Residency 1995–96, after Sound Factory closed; left for the Palladium's ArenA and then Twilo.

Resident DJ, Co-creator and sole resident, March 1989 – January 1995. Sets ran 10–12 hours routinely, up to 16 hours on extended nights; the closing night set (January 1995) reportedly ran the full 16 hours. Pioneer of live sampling and dramatic structural editing at big-room scale. Later resident at Tunnel and returned to the same 530 W 27th address as Twilo Saturday resident from approximately 1997.

Resident DJ, Held the Arena residency from Sept 1996 to the club's closing in August 1997 (some accounts give September 1997), playing twelve-hour Saturday night/Sunday morning sets. Booth suspended by Dolce & Gabbana. His peak-career moment post–Sound Factory.

Resident DJ, Saturday-night resident from approximately 1997, returning to the West 27th Street address after stints at Tunnel and the Palladium; had previously been the defining DJ of Sound Factory in the same room.

Resident DJ, Key Saturday-night headliner through the 1990s gay era.

DJ, A series of one-off nights at Roseland in the mid-1990s after Sound Factory closed; one of the defining DJs of the New York underground circuit era.