The Legacy
DJ Glenn “Sweety G” Toby did not discover dance music on a playlist. He was in the rooms where it was invented, on the microphones where it learned to speak, and behind the boards where it was pressed into wax.
Hip-hop pioneer on the mic in Queens
Before the world had a name for hip-hop, a young Glenn Toby was rocking parties in Queens as Sweety G, one of the early voices present while a culture was being born.
Cultural Vibe, legendary house music group
With Cultural Vibe, Toby carried New York garage and house onto vinyl. “Ma Foom Bey” and “Mind Games” became classics that are still played, sampled, and studied around the world.
In concert at Paradise Garage
Paradise Garage. Zanzibar. Ministry of Sound. He played the rooms that built house music, from New York’s sacred dancefloors to London’s.
Manager, author, builder
The mission widened: artist management, books, stages, and philanthropy through the Book Bank Foundation. The music never stopped, it just waited for its slot.
The Global Dance Party launches
The return to the decks, structured as a weekly radio-show mix series. Sixty minutes. Full tracklists. Every lane of the global dancefloor.
Live every Saturday
Mix 75 and counting, broadcast live on Freshest FM every Saturday at 8pm EST, then streaming everywhere on demand.
Book the party.
Venues, festivals, and private events worldwide under the Global Dance Party and Sweety G banner.