Kings of Tomorrow

Kings of Tomorrow is a notable moniker used by the esteemed house/hip-hop DJ Sandy Rivera, who hails from a Puerto Rican background and was deeply influenced by the diverse music scene of New York during his upbringing. Rivera established his reputation at a young age by DJing parties and producing hip-hop tracks for artists such as Big Pun and Fat Joe. Transitioning to focus on house music, Rivera founded Blackwiz Records in 1994 and Deep Vision with support from publishing mogul Burt Bacharach. His debut release in 1997, "The Calling," showcased Rivera's talents as a producer, while his subsequent work under various aliases like Aurei and Mysterious People solidified his impact in the house music world.