Let's see I'm 27 and I hate where I live. I'm headed out west where the sun sets best,... yeah that's right look out San Diego. I'm currently in between multi-million dollar business ventures....lol, but on the side I'm a DJ and I'm a producer, eventually you'll hear me on the charts. I'm the owner of a company called East Coast Bassline Entertainment, I DJ nightclubs, bars, parties (college or house) but NO WEDDINGS OR BATMITSFA'S SO DON'T ASK. I like music and tropical places, give me a studio and some gigs, a palm tree and a beach, my computer, some friends, a good woman, an endless supply of beer, maybe a hammock and I'll be alright. Anyway if your a negative person that is full of drama leave me alone cause I got my own shit to deal with. Three things that I've learned in the DJ/Live Entertainment business (1.) Don't believe it until you see it, at gigs people will say I can get you in here and I can get you there but it rarely develops like that, usually its just people shootin' the shit. (2.) GET PAID UP FRONT!! this is a very important one, I've been hustled in the past and I've learned from it. (3.) Don't let people touch your gear if they don't need to!!... Hell make'em stay at least three feet back, this way no beer or cigs or people can mess up your equipment or your set. If you follow these guidelines in anything you do that is entertainment related you'll be alright.
