“Ron G is definitely more than just a DJ, he’s also a producer, remixer and 
percussionist.”

Ron G has always been the type to move silently, and silence is golden. Not many mixtape DJs can credit themselves with setting a trend that became a permanent facet in Hip Hop & R&B Music. Throughout his nearly two-decade career, Ron’s production and mixtape outlet combined have shed light on the careers of artists like TREY SONGZ, MARY J. BLIGE, B2K, MICHAEL JACKSON, DMX,  R.KELLY, FAT JOE, J-LO, LL COOL J, NOTORIOUS B.I.G., BIG L, TUPAC SHAKUR, and DESTINY’S CHILD’S KELLY ROWLAND to name a few of the hundreds. Although not as highly publicized, Ron G’s skill and dedication stand parallel, and often surpass the most highly decorated producers in the game. Those in the know can’t deny that not only is Ron G one of the hottest DJ/Producers in existence, but also an extremely talented musician and CEO. 


THE REAL LIFE STORY OF THE UPTOWN INNOVATOR, DJ RON G 

“I GREW UP LISTENING TO MICHAEL JACKSON TRACKS, SO IT WAS AMAZING TO DO A SONG FOR HIM!” RIP MIKE

Recollecting his first listen of legendary DJ Red Alert’s 107.5 WBLS FM (N.Y.C.) mix session in 1989, the former b-boxer-turned-percussionist says, “I was fascinated by him.”  Who knew that nearly a decade later, Ron G would create the number one time slot during his own hour-long mix show on WBLS FM in New York City, as hip hop’s on-air teen prodigy, “The Youngest In Charge”. 

As a product of the Polo Grounds Housing Projects in Harlem, NY, which overlooks the infamous Rucker Park playground, Ron would spend hours reading through the pages of Right On and Word Up magazines, dreaming of one day becoming someone big in the rising world of Hip Hop. With the aid of his mother, who bought Ron his first set of DJ Equipment in the seventh grade, and the paper route money he saved to buy his first set of records, Hip Hop & R&B music would soon gain a new twist. 

After losing his mother to illness, shortly after obtaining the equipment, Ron became determined to exert his sadness into something positive. “When that happened, I stepped up everything,” Ron Recalls of his devastating loss. “I started working double hard, started making more tapes, started getting more parties, and started meeting more people. That was one of the situations that I had to get over and it was really hard, but I did it.”  

Upon introducing the world to blend mixtapes, which put R&B artists’ vocals over Hip-Hop tracks and vice versa, they became a 1991 sensation that is now a staple in hip hop music. Having developed the hottest sound on earth, and equipped with an honest approach to the business, Ron G got his first television exposure on YO! MTV RAPS with Host Fab 5 Freddy. Soon after he embraced by the many legendary artists that often camped out in his in-studio, Harlem apartment. Through his dedication, the “Youngest In Charge” eventually earned a new name, “The Mixking”.  

         One of the most memorable moments of The Mixking’s career was when he collaborated with the “King of Pop”, Michael Jackson, producing a blazing track called “One More Chance”, on Michael Jackson’s 2004 album, The Ones (Sony Columbia). “I grew up sampling Michael Jackson songs, so it was amazing to do a track for him,” says Ron. “R.I.P Michael.”

Despite experiencing the ups and downs of a young striving entrepreneur, Ron G’s career has outlived many.  As he mentioned during his week-long stay on B.E.T’s, Rap City, his consistent grind hasn’t diminished in the least. He has continued to play a role in today’s industry.  In the August 2009 edition of XXL magazine, he was recognized for his skills and talent that he brought to the industry with his Hip Hop and R&B “Blends”. Ron has a distinguished voice that he has become well known for. Also in 2009, Jim Jones & DJ Webstar selected him to do one of his famous vocal trends on their album titled Roof Top. In the movie Notorious, Ron G’s name was heard in the part of the song “Juicy” that was chosen for the actor, Jamal Woolard to rap while playing the role of Christopher Wallace. In 2010, Ron was mentioned in Jay-Z’s book, Decoded, where Jay-Z highlighted how important Ron’s mixtapes were in getting his music heard in his early career. He talked about the importance of the mixtape that Ron released titled Dead Presidents, as this was also the name of Jay-Z’s debut single from his Reasonable Doubt album.  

Currently, Ron G can be heard on his four internet radio shows that air, spinning the latest Hip Hop, R&B, and old school music. These shows are aired on  www.wutangradio.com,www.1dotfmjamz.com,www.dtfradio.com, and www.realhiphopuncut.com Also, he continues to release digitally distributed mix CDs twice a month, often hosted by today’s biggest artists and featuring the hottest signed and unsigned talent.

Not only can Ron G be heard, but he can also be seen making guest appearances at various events. Ron was selected to be a guest poker player on the televised CW11 show, Hip Hop Hold’em, where he sat alongside, radio personality Egypt Sherrod, Bre Skullark from America’s Next Top Model, Finesse Mitchell, and other entertainment industry notables. The overwhelming viewer response to the 30 minute segment prompted the network to air the show numerous times since its initial debut. 

Ron G also has a Boston, Massachusetts based R&B artist, JV Darapsinga, for who he is currently negotiating a major deal.  Meanwhile, his exceptional production craft is still in heavy use, mainly in R&B these days, where he is currently working with some of the top artists. He is also expanding his line of achievement by engaging himself in other areas of expertise and markets. Masterpiece, a popular Tokyo-based clothing line, along with other major clothing lines, have chosen Ron G to assist in their company’s marketing campaigns.  He is also sponsored by the company, Traktor Scratch, which produces professional software and systems for DJ'S and musicians.  Ron G has been quoted by some to be the “king of the cyber world”.  This is due to the heavy internet promotional team he has created and his numerous followers on today’s major social and music websites.  He has been successful in recent days, just as in his earlier days, in helping other artists become known to the world. He has even created and launched his own social website, www.mixkingentertainment.webs.com, where one can go to get the hottest music, news, trends, and other information pertaining to the music industry and beyond.

I write and record all of these songs myself I play all the instruments and do all the vocals ,mixing ,etc i guess that I am a one man band .I have all of my instruments ,mixing board ,computers and microphones in front of me all the time .that enables me to record and write and play music every minute that i am awake . I Love recording these songs that i write and sharing them , contact me if you would like some original music written and recorded for any type of presentation  .

I have a sneak peek my solo band camp right now with one song. You go listen all u want and download for free, just type in "$0" in the price u want to pay. Pretty cool. And the full album "miracle/madness" will be released in November! And please write to me anywhere. I wish I got more feedback because it's like, i just put my little songs out into the void...and that's goodbye, see ya never. Somebody told me they couldn't make comments on my page. I don't know how to enable comments. i think i may have to pay $ for that feature? Well anyway, please do send me a message or something. i know that works because i get weird messages, ha ha. Spams. And look me up on band camp here in a while. Try the summer. 2017. My band Riverside Drive (Denver) has a release up on band camp right now! Go to free stream all of our awesome sassy songs. riversidedrivedenver.bandcamp.com Aw yeah!!! Anyway, I just enabled a bunch of my older tracks here to be downloadable free free free now for your enjoyment. I also took down the songs I just can't stand, they're suddenly too messy and a JOKE. Then I put up my fancier home recording of You Got A Friend. hope you enjoy. It was many years in the making..... which is funny b/c i tend to just throw a song together quickly, one day, first take, make up dumb lyrics and that's it... but recording Riverside Drive in a real studio refreshed me and though we did all 8 songs in less than two hours, totally live, and it annoyed our wonderful sound engineer for a minute that we wanted all live, I did learn that it is ok to try to make it sound closer to perfect...so mixing was like almost 2 months. hilarious.  But this song "You Got A Friend" has been one of those that I liked but had to re-work and add to until it was almost too long, then, to repair it, I just kept going and added an interpolation. Sure you'll recognize it. So please play and share and download and repost and link up and all that. I cannot do this all by myself, without your help to get it Out There. Life is weird, right? I just wanna soar, soar soar... maybe I can get there, who knows?!!! xoxox https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=1418007244218&l=3586466190209251389,https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rULxxRs8mOc

What's good world!!! Rigamortis that Mad Man 1 n Only! 
OHIO Underground Artist,Actor Also Producer Dr.Mort Beat Creator
I Been in The Game 4 A minute Now ever since I was a kid 
I had this Love and Passion for Music!!
This is what i do It's My Therapy MY Oxygen 
I Need this to survive type shit!
Yeah!!...It's Like That..

https://soundcloud.com/dairy-2 
Now this is a story all about how
My life got flipped-turned upside down
And I'd like to take a minute
Just sit right there
I'll tell you how I became the prince of a town called Bel-Air

In west Philadelphia born and raised
On the playground was where I spent most of my days
Chillin' out maxin' relaxin' all cool
And all shooting some b-ball outside of the school
When a couple of guys who were up to no good
Started making trouble in my neighborhood
I got in one little fight and my mom got scared
She said, "You're movin' with your auntie and uncle in Bel-Air."

I begged and pleaded with her day after day
But she packed my suitcase and sent me on my way
She gave me a kiss and then she gave me my ticket.
I put my Walkman on and said, "I might as well kick it."

First class, yo, this is bad
Drinking orange juice out of a champagne glass.
Is this what the people of Bel-Air living like?
Hmm, this might be alright.

But wait I hear they're prissy, bourgeois, all that
Is this the type of place that they just send this cool cat?
I don't think so
I'll see when I get there
I hope they're prepared for the prince of Bel-Air

Well, the plane landed and when I came out
There was a dude who looked like a cop standing there with my name out
I ain't trying to get arrested yet
I just got here
I sprang with the quickness like lightning, disappeared

I whistled for a cab and when it came near
The license plate said "Fresh" and it had dice in the mirror
If anything I could say that this cab was rare
But I thought, "Nah, forget it."
– "Yo, home to Bel-Air."

I pulled up to the house about 7 or 8
And I yelled to the cabbie, "Yo home smell ya later."
I looked at my kingdom
I was finally there
To sit on my throne as the Prince of Bel-Air

There is a story behind this name!
Kou ji has been always inspired by music since 2008 starting with very basic technicalities, been practicing for more than 10 years with his techniques, his ability to engage with the crowd based on atmosphere, Kou ji has a wide knowledge about electronic music with no limitations, been working hard to reach  the fulfilment and satisfaction of music, learning more about music theory and sound engineering courses, Kou ji is now under progress of releasing his first track.

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i grow up  around music my new i wasgonna b artist but am humble person i promote my self i do all diferent type of music im im a quick writer the minute i herd the beat i can put vocal to in less than ten minute i know i can make big if the right person willing to work 

To say that Perez Massimo has made his presence felt in the New York City House Music scene can be considered an understatement.  Considered by many to be one of New York City's hardest working up and coming DJ's. We can surely say that he in one of NYC's most blessed. Very few veteran, let alone up and coming DJ’s can say that they have played the legendary Cielo, NYC three times in one year. Very few DJ’s can say that they have played at the WMC in Miami, Chicago the birthplace of House Music, and in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico in the same calendar year. 

Professional History:
In March of 2010 he made his debut and established a monthly residency at The Identity Lounge, in New York City’s Lower East Side. “I used to have to bring my own mixer because the equipment there wasn’t up to par.”  In January of 2011 he became a Resident DJ at Rubi R-Tres' Rendevous, NYC Monday night monthly Deep House soiree at The Sapphire Lounge.  In June of that year he was named Resident DJ (rotating) at Oscar P’s “I’ll House You” at Bar 13, NYC. This was while hosting his monthly private party out of his apartment aptly titled “A Private Affair.”  In July he played at Kenny Summit' (Good For You Records) first ever Dirty Blonde event at Bar 13, NYC. Later on that month he headlined Bounce NYC's first ever DEEP & SOULFUL event at The Gallery at Le Poison Rouge. In August he made his Toca-Cielo debut at New York City’s legendary Cielo nightclub. In November he opened up for Lisa Shaw and Mr. V at Bounce NYC's Black Friday soiree at The Gallery, at Le Poisson Rouge. He ended 2011 by playing at Oscar P's birthday bash at Bar 13, NYC along side Davidson Ospina and Mr. V.
2012 would bring new opportunities for him.

In 2012, as his NYC residencies would come to an end and he then decided to take his private party public. More importantly he established himself as one of the premiere “up and coming” DJ’s in New York City. In March of this year he made his debut playing events at the WMC (Winter Music Conference). In April he appeared at both the Funkbox, NYC and Are You Afro at The Shelter events in NYC. In August he was the NYC representative at the 1st Annual “East Meets West” showcase by Chicago’s very own 5 Magazine at The Smart Bar (Chicago). The end of August would be his break out moment. On August 29th he made his debut at the legendary ROOTS NYC party at Cielo, opening up for Kevin Hedge (Blaze) and Eric Kupper (Director’s Cut). A week later he opened up for the one and only Derrick Carter at the first ever Soup & Verboten event (Verboten was Nominated For Best Promoter in Paper Magazine’s People’s Choice Night Life Awards) in his hometown of Brooklyn. 

On the week of his birthday he opened up the Are You Afro? party in the Green Room at John Davis’ (Body & Soul) 50th Birthday Bash at The Search Party (Shelter NYC), played along side Mr. V at DJ Disciple’s Release Party, and ended the month making his debut at Manchild Black’ and Ian Friday’ internationally renowned Global Soul soiree: Libation, at The Sullivan Room, NYC. He played internationally for the first time on October 6th, at La Reina Roja Hotel, in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico at the first ever Respect The Groove, International event. On December 21st, he was the opening DJ at award winning promoter Robbi’s birthday bash at the Sullivan Room, in NYC’s Village along side DJ Spen and CEO of the Chosen Few DJ's: Wayne Williams. 

On Friday, January 18th, from 9PM EST to 12AM EST, he will be the guest DJ on Duce Martinez' radio program on http://www. HandzonRadio.com. His first official booking was Friday, February 15th for SOUP NYC' monthly event at The Sullivan Room.

Get up to the minute information on Perez Massimo at: https://www.facebook.com/Perez.Massimo

Perez Massimo' Monthly Traxsource Top Ten: 

http://www.traxsource.com/index.php?act=search&ss=Perez+Massimo&sc=bundles

Guest DJ Radio/Podcast sets:

Special thanks to Oscar P, Mikki Afflick, Czarina Miriani & 5 Magazine and Sebastian & Angelo of Hidden Roots, NYC for having me as a guest Dj.

http://oscarpopenbarmusic.podomatic.com/player/web/2011-06-29T08_53_17-07_00

http://www.mixcloud.com/printsofnewyork/prints-of-new-york-ep-010-muted-reflections-by-perez-massimo/

http://mikkiafflick.podomatic.com/player/web/2012-05-04T10_50_21-07_00

http://www.5chicago.com/new-mix-monday/perez-massimo-073112.html

YOUTUBE & miscellaneous videos: 

Special thanks to Rubi R-Tres, Richard Summerville (RIP), Jonathan Storm and Jair Izaguirre for their time. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRD4YWf2_aU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GOlE22NClU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6ue7Vff_MQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLvzZJTp31Y

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OaWQgLsh9U

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ct2NDgRf80

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