
Tony Tempo
Tony Tempo is the bright spark of MYXX mornings: quick energy, clean timing, pop instincts and a feel-good Spanglish bounce that gets the day moving without overdoing it.
The personalities, live DJs, countdown voices and guest selectors keeping MYXX FM moving — from morning lift to late-night glow.

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Tony Tempo is the bright spark of MYXX mornings: quick energy, clean timing, pop instincts and a feel-good Spanglish bounce that gets the day moving without overdoing it.

Kira Keys brings the stylish daytime lane: warm, current, playful and plugged into the songs listeners actually talk about. Her world is brunch bounce, midday shine and weekend plans.

DJ DiZi is the MYXX motion-maker: sharper, faster and a little unpredictable. He brings the drive, the Saturday buzz and the Sunday afterparty with reggaeton confidence and Spanglish hits that move.

Cassie Cruz is the sleek evening switch: bold hooks, warm attitude, pop-meets-urbano taste and the kind of voice that makes the station feel like the night just opened up.

Nico Nites keeps late nights cool: dry wit, low-light confidence, cleaner transitions and Spanglish hits with a sharper after-dark edge.

Roxy Reyes owns the overnight glide with smoother energy, late-track warmth and a steady MYXX pulse for listeners still up, heading home or starting early.

DJ Tommy Bee brings the weekend sting: feel-good cuts, club flavor, throwbacks, sing-along moments and a live Saturday set that turns the room up before night takes over.

Spencer James brings the Sunday chart centerpiece with Airplay40: polished countdown energy, hit-radio flow and the biggest songs lined up for the weekend finish.

DJ Ommix is MYXX FM’s late-night club connection from El Potrero Night Club in Denver. He is taking a quick reset from the decks, with Ommix in the MYXX returning soon.

DJcity Guest DJs add guest-set flavor to the MYXX sound with club transitions, selector energy and fresh mixes that keep the station moving between the main shows.