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Ralphie Dee is no stranger to dance music when he started playing clubs all over New York in the 80s. He went from playing the finest hot spots like 2001, Pastels, Club B and Promotions in Brooklyn to The Palladium, The Limelight and Red Zone in Manhattan. As the 80s came to a close Ralphie focused on another love, the recording studio. Early productions, co productions and remixes like OVERDOSE by MAJOR PROBLEMS on pioneer house label NU GROOVE then one of the biggest house, techno records THE REALM by CHANTEL feat PARADISE INC. and THE BLOOD OF AN ENGLISH MUFFIN all were projects Ralphie has production credit for. With the hits came DJ bookings and by 1993 he was booked to play all over Western Europe in cities like London, Amsterdam, Paris, Belgium, Rome, Zurich, Frankfurt and others. His DJ sets could be heard all over Europe on syndicated stations as well as major press from magazines worldwide.
In 2002 he was approached by some old friends about starting a U.S. affiliate of a small still unknown company in the U.S. that made record bags for DJs. In 2008 that company is the most recognized brand in the world for DJ gear “UDG” and is distributed in over 30 countries worldwide.

Ralphies label New York Grooves is a digital imprint started back in 2002 which is a vehicle for his recent productions which can be purchased on digital download sites like I Tunes, Beatport, Xpressbeats, DJ Download, Track It Down and other sites. In 2006 Ralphie started The New York Grooves Podcastwhich features a new DJ set of his top 10 tracks for the month as well announced DJ dates and pictures. As of January 2007 the podcast downloads have tripled throughout the world. Going back Ralphie has shared production and remix duties over the years with the likes of Lenny Dee, Funky Junction, Joey Beltram and others as well as played along side of some of the worlds best known talent, Carl Cox, Sven Vath, Laurent Garnier, Derrick May and Jeff Mills at some of the biggest raves and best clubs on the planet. Now balancing out the work for UDG, his label New York Grooves, doing a monthly podcast, traveling to DJ on the weekends and produce his own music his plate is full but he is still hungry. Taking full advantage of technology and being able to promote more now then ever he shows no signs of slowing down. The best is still, yet to come.