Things gained momentum after the unfortunate passing of the DJ and owner of Divine Styles Productions; Jaime and his brother subsequently assumed ownership and continued to DJ, also providing sound and lighting reinforcement. Their many gigs in the ‘90s encompassed weddings, debutante balls, school proms, collegiate events, gigs at nightclubs 111 Minna, Club X, Il Pirata, and DJ/Production showcases, most notably the '92 Battle of the Bay-DJ’s Extravaganza.

After a nearly ten-year hiatus and with mobile DJing far behind him, Jaime returned to the scene in the Spring of 2005, with a calling to dance music. He DJ’s under his birth name, Jaime James, and occasionally under the alias Gaijin. Jaime’s mixing style blends minimal, techno, tech-house, and other dance genres he feels will move the crowd.

Since his return, Jaime has DJ’d numerous underground events and clubs around the San Francisco Bay Area. Venues include 222 Club, Anú Bar, Shine SF, Supperclub, TEN15, Wish SF, and a monthly residency at the legendary The Endup. He has also DJ’d at events sponsored by the clothing stores Club Monaco, Nike, the national fitness center chain 24 Hour Fitness, Jane Magazine, and the 2007 San Francisco Fashion Week. In addition to an endorsement from Monster Cable Products (USA), he's performed during the 2007 Winter Music Conference (Miami), the 2008 Viva La Electronica-World Club Tour (Europe), and Burning Man 2009 (Nevada).

Jaime’s DJ mixes have been broadcasted internationally on Danceradio.gr (Greece), Live365.com -Spectrum (UK) and Radio 3 -RNE (Spain) while holding monthly radio residencies with Borgradio.de -M2M (Germany) and Cybrix.de (Germany). With the attention garnered by his radio spots, Jaime’s DJ sets have been showcased from the likes of Deephousenetwork.com (Ireland), DJScene.lt (Lithuania), DJSets-Forum.Bloger.hr (Croatia), Drom.sk (Slovakia), Kostenlos.de (Germany), Lekkerlui.nl (Netherlands), Livesets.com (Netherlands), MPIII.com (USA), Radarr.kiev.ua (Ukraine), Schranz.nnm.ru (Russia), Stinkybeats.com (USA), and Toxic-Culture.org (Cyprus).