Born into a artistic family, Monomaniac was put onto the game by a music lover herself Teresa and his father Anastacio, a woodcarver who began the family tradition of creating art with one's hands. Surrounded by creativety, Monomaniacs thirst for all things new and empowering led him on many late nights to house parties, concerts and clubs. Eventually he would begin throwing his own clubs around Southern California. Growing up in the streets of Califas, he became involved in breakdancing and DJ'ing with his Radio Shack music mixer and belt driven turn tables. After viewing the Long Beach Convention Center's "Battle of the DJ's," he was hooked.
As technology evolved, so did Maniaco's skills. 2003 led him to Europe to roadie for Delinquent Habits. In 2004, he opened for Bad Brains' singer H.R., the Latin Alternative Music Conference, and the 1st Annual Latin Rap Conference and many other shows and music videos. In early 2004, longtime friend / business partner, Kemo the Blaxican, DJ Hectik and Monomaniac started Club Vibe, a monthly event which featured an open mic, guest appearences, and 2 rooms of hip hop and other genres. Monomaniac and Club Vibe were featured on Mun2's "the Roof." In 2005, while DJ'ing for Kemo the Blaxican, he opened for Mack 10, and numerous shows in Mexico DJ'ing for Jehuniko and Sicko.Soldado as well. In 2006, he performed in Costa Rica at the 1st annual "Arte de la Calle" festival while filming the video for "el animal humano," off of Jehuniko's "la pura vida" album which Monomaniac produced 6 songs for. Monomaniac continues to make beats and uses live musicians in his studio sessions. Life Support is producing Mens & Womens clothing as well.
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