Rich Medina

Rich Medina is a DJ, producer, and spoken word artist known for blending genres like hip-hop, afrobeat, house, soul, and jazz into seamless and eclectic sets. Coming up in the underground music scene, Medina built a reputation for his deep musical knowledge and sharp turntable skills. His career gained traction in the late '90s and early 2000s, and over the years he's become a respected figure not just in clubs, but also in the arts and education spaces, often exploring themes of Black culture and diaspora through his work.

He’s been behind influential parties like "Jump N Funk" (a tribute to Fela Kuti and afrobeat music) and has performed around the world, sharing stages with icons across genres. Medina’s releases, such as "Connecting the Dots" and "Philadelphia," showcase his ability to weave narrative and rhythm into something both timeless and dancefloor-ready. Always rooted in history and forward-thinking in execution, Rich Medina continues to be a guiding force in global music culture.

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