South Florida = DJ GQ

Renowned DJ GQ, born Gary Hardie, hails from the vibrant cultural mosaic of Miami, Florida, before finding his roots in Jamaica under the care of Cuban/Chinese Jamaican parents. His musical journey intertwines with industry titans like Akon, DMX, Skip Marley, and Mr. Vegas, while his role as Kevin Lyttle's tour DJ during the global sensation "Turn Me On" solidified his place in the spotlight.

In October 2020, GQ unleashed his debut album, "Is It You?," to immediate acclaim, soaring to the zenith of the iTunes Reggae charts within hours of its release and securing a spot in the Billboard Reggae charts' top 10 within the first week. Amidst this whirlwind of success, he maintains a relentless international performance schedule, commanding stages across the globe while nurturing weekly residencies in South Florida's most prestigious nightclubs.

Not content with merely dominating the airwaves, DJ GQ's prowess extends to the syndicated airwaves as well. His electrifying mixes have graced Remix Top 30 with Hollywood Hamilton, broadcasted to over 150 cities—a testament to his widespread appeal and magnetic stage presence. GQ's influence extends even further as the first Top 40 Mixer on Y100 and his current residency on Y100 Miami, both under the esteemed iHeartRadio umbrella.

Beyond terrestrial radio, GQ's reach extends to the digital realm, curating specialty shows on Bob Marley's legendary Tuff Gong Radio, a cornerstone of SiriusXM's musical tapestry. In the ever-evolving landscape of the music industry, DJ GQ stands as a paragon of talent, innovation, and unwavering dedication, cementing his status as a luminary in the realm of contemporary music.