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Sophia Hyacinthe, who you might know by her stage name DJ Soda Pop, is a highly sought after DJ spinning for brands like DVF and Rag & Bone. Most recently, she started her own residency at Museum of Sex, which takes places on Thursday nights and has been named a “Best LGBT Party in NYC” by Time Out in New York. She currently just finished a Valentine’s Day mix that will be premiered exclusively on MEFeater.com. The mix is a conversation, beginning with Darius’ poem to Nina and ending with Nina’s poem. As each song transitions, it’s a conversation on love, art and romance with 90s R&B slow jams set to house music. Hyacinthe grew up in the Bronx and started out creating playlists for the different retail companies she worked at, seeing their reactions made her realize that this was what she wanted to do.

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Sophia Hyacinthe, who you might know by her stage name DJ Soda Pop, is a highly sought after DJ spinning for brands like DVF and Rag & Bone. Most recently, she started her own residency at Museum of Sex, which takes places on Thursday nights and has been named a “Best LGBT Party in NYC” by Time Out in New York. She currently just finished a Valentine’s Day mix that will be premiered exclusively on MEFeater.com. The mix is a conversation, beginning with Darius’ poem to Nina and ending with Nina’s poem. As each song transitions, it’s a conversation on love, art and romance with 90s R&B slow jams set to house music. Hyacinthe grew up in the Bronx and started out creating playlists for the different retail companies she worked at, seeing their reactions made her realize that this was what she wanted to do.