About DJ KS360

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With over 25 years of experience, Kwik Step 360 has performed at hundreds of events, including Clubs, Festivals, Theater pieces and Museums such as The Apollo Theater, Times Square, Lincoln Center and The Guggenheim Museum. He knows how to provide the soundscape for an array of interactive formats including a documentary, accompanying a band, or hosting a TV Series - Kwik2Rok 

Artist statement-- 

 I'm a NYC-born-and-raised dance artist, known internationally as Kwikstep and DJ KS360. For more than 30 years, I've been sought after for my mastery of, and my efforts to preserve, Breaking, Popping, and Rocking as part of Hip Hop culture, as well as House dance and music. My dance journey has led me to become a DJ, work in the commercial Hip Hop and House world, create theatrical performances, and teach as an adjunct professor at Queens College. I produce events that fuse Afro-Latin flavor with New York City street and club aesthetics. As DJ KS360,  I was introduced to Latin percussion at a young age, and I learned to produce music when I needed it for my own dance company's performances. In 2025, I co-produced La Rokafella's "Today's The Day," with Dj Forrest GEt Em Gump which reached No. 21 on the Traxsource charts, and in October 2026 I released its remix on Traxsource and streaming platforms. At parties I produce, like Behind The Groove, I hire musicians and take a moment to play percussion myself. For 5 Hip Hop Meets House Volumes, I have brought those 2 genres together honoring generations and helping to uplift the cultural leaders. My work aims to preserve and evolve the legacy of the African diaspora, including Black American, Afro-Caribbean, and Afro-Latino communities, brought to life through Hip Hop and House dance and music. I do this through curated events that reflect the community. This vibrant soundscape changed my life from my youth and continues to change the lives of everyone I pass this knowledge on to. 

 Gabriel “Kwikstep” Dionisio AKA DJ KS 360 started dancing between the ages of 6 and 7 influenced by Soul Train and block parties in NYC.  In 1996 Kwikstep and his wife, Rokafella, established Full Circle Souljahs  as a non-profit internationally acclaimed Hip hop collective In  2023, he received a City Citation from Public Advocate Jumaane Wiliams during the 50th anniversary of Hip hop citywide celebrations. He is an Adjunct professor in the dance department at Queens College and supports local Breakin events including The Breakin Hall of Fame.