Don't you love when bio's talk about the artist in the third person? Nine times out of ten the artist writes the bio their self. It starts with "(insert artists name) began producing in (insert year), has held residencies at 75 different (insert audio outlet i.e: club, venue, street festival...etc..." I have to admit the first bio I wrote over a decade ago was the same way. Why did I do this? I wanted to be apart of the norm, what everyone else was doing, and make myself sound bigger than I really was. Truth be told I am just a regular guy who loves to make EDM dance music. I have a day job, which I have no plans on leaving. I also have a wonderful wife, two sons, and a feisty Jack Russell Terrier who gets into everything. 
I have had to learn humility over the years the hard way. There was a time I held residencies at several clubs, even had mixes on the radio. When clubs started hiring kids for less than half what I was making, I called it quits. There was no point for me to fight for peanuts every night, and it began to diminish the profession I had yearned to be apart of. Some will say I gave up too soon, probably did. Leaving the clubs was exactly what was needed to finally find who I was outside of the "pipe dream". It was very hard to leave that behind but I wouldn't change it for the world. 
I tinkered with producing for the last 10 years but never pushed it beyond my living room. I played a few tracks for some friends, nothing I would ever call a banger, or even noteworthy. It was about finding a style, an outlet, something I could call my own. Then as I had done with DJ'n I began digging deeper, buying VST's, finding the right DAW platform, and so forth. 
When I started messing with Logic Pro my outlook on producing began to change. I had been a Windows guy for decades, and never thought there would be a time I would use a Mac. Logic was simple, easy to understand, and had a ton of settings that catered to what I wanted to accomplish. I messed with Ableton, FL, and a few others but Logic seemed to resonate the best with my style. Whatever, it is what it is, some people swear by one product or another. I don't fault anyone for their choice of programs. Ok, tangent over.
I did start out bedroom DJ'n in 1993, damn, that is 20 years ago now. Time flies. I picked up residencies in the late 90's, and began working with some good friends in radio, Kyle Kelly, and Luis 2 Live Lopez. The highlight of DJ'n for me was working side by side with the man who I emulated while learning, Bobby D. Call it star struck but It was a dream come true to DJ next to this man. After my second son was born in 2009, and the economy killed my company I left DJ'n all together. I wasn't going to go back to that knowing I had no future as a club DJ, and a family to support. 
Since that time I put a lot of effort into staying away from it all, but producing was a different form of DJ'n. It allowed for my own creativity and not some club manager telling what I needed to play. Don't get me wrong, I've had some great club managers, and some so-so ones. But I wanted freedom to choose what I thought sounded good.
I hooked up with Luis 2 Live again in 2012, and showed him a few of my production tracks. I knew they weren't all that great but wanted some feedback. He gave me a few things to work on, and finally I sent him a track that him and his partners loved. They wanted me to take it off line, and give them the "stems" or what I call "splits" so they can master it and put their vocals to it. Then they asked me to remix one of their new summer tracks, and as I finished loved that as well.
For now, I am just working on original stuff, and remixing classics for the fun of it.  I wish I could say this was making ends meet but in reality I've never made a dime off this stuff.  So, I do it for the art and my own enjoyment.

DJ. Producer. Artist. David Guetta is a musical trailblazer, an international icon and the most cherished electronic artist of our generation. He has over 75 million monthly listeners, 50 billion streams, 40 million albums sold worldwide, 14 Grammy nominations and 2 Grammy Awards plus 110m followers across his social channels. He has been voted the world’s best DJ in the DJ Mag ‘Top 100’ four times and has won the accolade for best electronic artist at the MTV Europe Music Awards six times. 

Guetta is the #1 streamed DJ on Spotify and steadily in the Top 10, with a peak at #4 of the most listened to artists in the world on the platform. Guetta has collaborated with the world's biggest stars including Sia, Nicki Minaj, Rihanna, Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Bruno Mars, Black Eyed Peas, Shakira, OneRepublic, Kid Cudi, J Balvin, Becky Hill, Raye, among many others. Such work has resulted in numerous hit singles both in the dance/electronic space as well as in the pop world, with 12 tracks achieving over 1 billion streams including “Hey Mama” (3.4 billion), “I’m Good (Blue)” (3.5 billion) and “Titanium” (2.8 billion). 7 of Guetta’s singles have also reached the #1 spot on the UK singles chart.

A master creative across genres, Guetta has also gone from strength to strength with his underground-focused Future Rave project and he is additionally working on new music for his underground alias Jack Back. 

As he continues to dominate the global charts and play some of the most exciting sets of his career, all while expanding his creative vision, exploring new sounds and evolving as an artist, David Guetta demonstrates time and time again why he is the most cherished electronic artist of our generation.

Along with his Jreamcatcher and ZooMusic brand labels featuring MC Jonti and WhoisDaveRoberts?, P Wil, PJ Wilson, is no stranger to live performances. PJ has opened up, with his group, The JerzyZoo JreamCatchers, for a number of big name music icons such as Papoose, Cory Gunz, Meek Mill, Mac Miller, Joe Budden and more. He has been apart of countless talent showcases demonstrating his skill and passion for hip hop with his poetic style of lyricism and clever wordplay along side the likes of many prestigious DJ''''''''s including DJ Drewski, DJ Monse, and the drama king DJ Kay Slay, who once compared his style to that "of a young Nas early in his career," as well as countless other shows across his NJ home state and country. P Wil has made appearances on Video Music Box, Hot 97, both, Brookdale and Monmouth U radio, as well as a plethora of other livestream online radio broadcasts as well. Performing from all over the Tri-State area, NY, NJ, Conn, Pa; as far south as MA, NC, Ga, FL; and as far west as NV, and CA, P Wil is ready to bring his unique style of spoken word hip hop lyricism to the Coast2Coast Live Stage NYC Edition with a NEW sound for him of hip hop / pop dance music, with a new artist eager to bring his voice out to center stage, blowing everyone away with his deep vocals sharp looks and unique dance style, Pop Artist..Tyler Logan.

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