DJ B. Hen

Brian Henry, a frequent DJ on ABC's Good Morning America, the Cannes and Sundance Film Festivals, New York Fashion Week, and Harvard Business School, has established himself as one of the country's most sought-after celebrity disc players. He's also the founder of Beats to Beat Breast Cancer, a music-based non-profit dedicated to eradicating breast cancer in African American communities around the country. — I believe I have the superpower of being able to touch, move, and inspire others through music. Music is the most powerful kind of touch, and I have an uncanny capacity to emotionally connect with others. It's the ideal combination of elements that elicits feelings that we don't frequently allow ourselves to feel. That is why music has such an impact. One word that comes to mind to characterize myself is eclectic. Having ideas, style, or taste from a vast and diversified range of sources, according to the dictionary, and that is my life. I've been fortunate enough to have a diverse range of experiences. People are always astonished when I tell them I don't DJ every week or have a residency. It's because my life, my profession, and my presence are a jumble of inconsistencies, and for most people, inconsistencies and ambiguity create an uncomfortable level of discomfort that they can't bear, but I embrace the variety of life. I love being able to spend one day in Toronto and the next in the south of France, or being able to go to several different places over the course of a few weeks. In each city, I immerse myself in the local culture and understand what distinguishes people while also uniting us all.