Riddim Track (SPEX)

Hailing from the diverse and multicultural city of Scarborough, Ontario, and currently burning up the airwaves on Flow 93.5 FM, SPEX comes from Canada's most accomplished reggae sound system King Turbo.As a DJ on both the North American and International urban scene for the last 15 years, he has opened for numerous local and international acts, including Sean Paul, Beenie Man, Elephant Man, Shabba Ranks and more. In 2000, Spex was asked to host a commercial radio reggae show and Riddim Track was born. Riddim Track, an interactive show, provides everything from Rub-a-Dub to Lover’s Rock to Dancehall, as well as artist spotlights that provide a more in-depth sample of artists and producers alike.At the first annual 2006 Stylus DJ Awards, Spex won the coveted title of “Best Reggae DJ” in Canada, recognizing his tireless talent and impact on the Canadian Dancehall and Reggae scenes.2007 has shaped into an exciting and challenging year for Spex as he scored a resounding victory for Toronto, Canada while solidifying a name for himself in the International Reggae scene by defeating two of the world’s biggest reggae clash teams, Mighty Crown and King Addies in Tag Team Clash Part 2.When asked, “What motivates you to continue?” Spex answered, “Fun. The day I stop having fun is the day I stop DJ-ing. Plus, my daughter motivates me each and every day”. What’s next for Spex? His response, “Compilations, TV, syndication and a World Tour.”While keeping true to his roots he continuously helps to produce, build and promote Canadian talent. Spex keeps busy by breaking new artists into the scene, like Trinity Chris, producing music and challenging himself to reach the next level.