His style includes mainly house music, ranging from progressive and tribal through to the latest dance charts. His exclusive styles of groove and rhythm have attracted many clubbers over the years and his extraordinary vibes and beats always heat up crowded dance floors. Kiyoshi performs as a resident DJ at numerous nightclubs and his party, World Selection which is held regular basis all over Japan. Kiyoshi recently organized a remarkable party on three moving train carriages. The party was a huge success and resulted in a substantial media attention.

Kiyoshi has also arranged parties in Hakuba Ski Resort Area, the venue for the Japanese Olympics. The parties in Hakuba attracted a multitude of people from all over Japan. In March 2003, he performed DJ Falcon. In March 2004, he performed his shows in Canada as the first Japanese DJ to Whistler. Kiyoshi played at the same venue again in February 2005 and performed his original tracks remixed with Japanese instruments including Koto and Shamisen. During a three date sold out tour in Canada in February 2005, Kiyoshi played with with Steve Porte in Vancouver. In March 2005, his show was recorded by the TV from Australia, which drew over 5 million viewers in Australia and New Zealand. Kiyoshi Shimuzu Toured Europe in 2005. In September 2005, he performed with Sander Kleinenberg in Beirut, Lebanon, playing to crowds of over 7000, he started his tour in Canada in March 2006, the shows were so successful that Kioshi was contracted to an additional date in Toronto.

Kiyoshi's mix CD's have been broadcasted to audience all over the world through the internet on Samurai, Japan's popular club music station. His first on-aired show immediately attracted a multitude of listeners and immediately received offers for CD releases in Europe and Canada. He also performed as one of the main DJ's at the Samurai 1st Anniversary Party at Club Spiral in Roppongi Tokyo. Upcoming events include radio shows and live performances in the North America, Europe, Middle East and Asia as well as releases of Kiyoshi's original mixes collaborated with international DJs. Kiyoshi will also be starting a new residency on Internet radio stations, Mercury Nation's and Lazerhothits hosted by U4EA-fm in Belgium. Kiyoshi's very innovative ideas and techniques have made him one of the fastest growing international DJ's in Japan. His contribution to progressive music and support for upcoming artists is exemplary.