When Jay Z and Justin Timberlake needed a deejay for their Legends Of The Summer Stadium Tour, there's only one person they called.

When President Barack Obama needed a deejay for his inaugurations and fiftieth birthday party at the White House, there's only one person he called.

When Diddy, Naomi Campbell, Oprah Winfrey and countless other behemoths of culture need a deejay for their party, there's only one person they call.

DJ Cassidy has been at the nexus of music, fashion and nightlife for more than a decade and has become the go-to deejay for your favorite rapper, pop star, business mogul, fashion icon and trendsetter. A longstanding bridge between disparate worlds, Cassidy has channeled his diverse experiences and analytic creativity into Paradise Royale, his debut album set for release in May 2014 on Columbia Records. Inspired by what he calls “the golden era of dance music,” Cassidy united the architects of the worldwide hits of the late 1970s and early 1980s with an eclectic list of today's most revered recording artists.

Like his approach to deejaying, Cassidy's approach to production is unbound by genre. It operates in a world where Robin Thicke and Jessie J team up with Chic's Nile Rodgers and Earth, Wind & Fire's Philip Bailey, Verdine White, and Larry Dunn ("Calling All Hearts"); where Chromeo links with Grammy winner Ray Parker Jr. and Jerry Hey, the iconic horn and string arranger behind Michael Jackson's Off the Wall and Thriller ("You Got Me Up"); where R. Kelly, Usher, Passion Pit, Mary J. Blige, Cee Lo Green, Kelly Rowland, Ne-Yo, Melanie Fiona, Estelle, and John Legend all appear to create the soundtrack to your next night out. With thirteen superstar singers, twenty-two legendary musicians and a fourteen-piece string section, Cassidy has produced an album comprised entirely of original feel-good songs with no covers, samples or interpolations.