Spotron started his journey in 1990 when he got a set of Technic SL1200 MK2 turntables and a mixer. He began to figure out the art of DJing and became known as DJ Ready Rock. He started working on a project shortly after this for the hip hop group called Smooth Momentum with front man Fred Durst (Limp Bizkit) and the late great DJ Shure (Billy Wright). The group played many clubs and also was able to get some local radio airtime. After the group split up, Spotron tightened up his skills and pursued other avenues, and went under the new name DJ Double R. He hooked up with DJ Boney B and DJ Taz and started playing numerous house parties and private gigs. In 1994, after going to Mythos in Uptown Charlotte, he was introduced to Electronic Dance Music (EDM). Soon after, he decided to move to Atlanta and attend The Art Institute to study Audio Engineering and Music Production. While there, he got into the Electronic Dance Music scene and transformed. After graduating, he returned to the Charlotte area to lock down and focus on his skills. He decided to change his name to Spotron and landed his first EDM gig called Vortechs and played along such headliners as DJ Dara, 1 8 7, and Misty Kiss. Spotron decided to make his first untitled mix tape of the set and passed it out for feedback. The masses liked it and he decided to invest in hardware and software and went underground and studied techniques for electronic music production. After a couple of years studying, he decided to make another mix and presented his first CD called Freestyle Lingo. After the success of his first mix CD, he was introduced to DJ Glitch who is the founder of Groove Kulture. Spotron was invited to started playing under Groove Kulture, where he built a more solid structure for himself. Spotron helped Groove Kulture host and co-host several EDM events for the Sugar Society and formed a series of events called Fresh Fridays. During the end of 2007, Spotron made a major move with Groove Kulture member, jScott to form the independent record label Orbitraks. This concept was invented by Spotron in the late 90's to use for his mobile DJ gigs. Currently, Spotron leads the Orbitraks team and they have hosted many Electronic Dance Music events and held down a monthly for a year at Central Records called “The InStore”. During this new journey, Spotron has been booked alongside such DJ/Producers as Paul Oakenfold, DJ Icey, Baby Anne, Bassbin Twins, Deiselboy, Jen Lasher, The Drum and Bass Liberation Front, and Keith Mackenzie. Look out in the near future for the transformation from DJ to Artist as Spotron prepares for several recording and multimedia projects.

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