In my life I have sacrificed a lot to become the DJ I am today Ie. My Radio Career, Professional Relationships & family etc. When I became a "Turntablist" (using the turntable as an instrument)  I lived, ate, slept & breathed Hip-Hop Culture, it was my lifeline.  Until one day I turned around and purchased my first beat/drum machine, a Roland 909.  I became obsessed with producing beats to use for scratching, showcasing and making Dj Routines to use for my now successful Twitch stream.

 

  Reminiscing , I feel like all the sacrifices have all been 100% worth it, I have no regrets. Way back in the day, I was once a Mobile Dj & I did corporate gigs in Montana, Idaho, Washington & Oregon. In 2017 I completed a Full Instrumental Dj album entitled "Weapons of mass Production." I then went on in 2019 to prepare album #2 with famed Dj Ayatollah who has produced award winning music for Mos Def, R.A. The Rugged Man, N.O.R.E. & The Wu-Tang Clan, M.O.P. etc.   I feel right now I am on the right path to be known world wide and to be a Iconic Hip-Hop DJ & to pass the Knowledge, Understanding and appreciation for the Lost Arts.  In the words of famed/deceased Dj Luvva J aka Jose S. Gutierrez Jr. "I won't stop until the casket drops."