SUPA SKIP
DJ | PRODUCER | REMIXER

With most of this era's producers turned djs… Supa Skip has taken the opposite route in his music career.  Although he has been producing music since he was young, djing has taken up most of his time.  He has played extensively throughout the US, and has been a staple in the dj scene for over a decade.  His style has flashes of the late Dj AM, the uber talented Dj Atrak.  Cutting and scratching all the while delivering a flawlessly smooth mix have set this dj apart in the EDM community where it is almost non existent and respect from hip hop and DMC heads of which he grew up imitating.  His dj skills alone have landed him on VH1, as well as, multiple events for MTV, RedBull, Puma, and it has landed him countless residencies at nightclubs over the years. He appears for Global Groove & Nomad Productions annually for Spring Break and Summer Festivals which draw crowds of over 5000 people!  In the Spring of 2013 he appeared on 3 stops of the infamous and nationally renown "Barstool Blackout Tour", one of the nations top EDM based tours.  He definitely knows how to work the biggest stages right down to the most intimate rooms.  He currently dj's for Suite, a chain of nightclubs with locations in major cites like Charlotte, Cincinnati, and Milwaukee.  His newest edition to his nightclub resume is Bubble located in the Epicentre in Charlotte NC, where he resides.  This all EDM, upscale venue is the perfect place to not only hear but watch this charismatic dj do his thing…

Being a true dj at heart, Supa Skip has taken his years of experience behind the decks to his original and remix production.  He has always been producing music, and a slew of edits and bootlegs have been top downloads on Dj sites and record pools.  He made quite a name for himself with these "dj tools' and a ton of like minded djs have given him praise like Dj Five from Las Vegas, and Roctakon from NYC.  In late 2012 he took time to be apart of the production trap duo of the Trapticonz.  He and long time friend Dj Dirty, came together and took the internet blogs by storm with an EP of unofficial trap remixes, which they gave away via SoundCloud.  In 2013, he has teamed up with Dj/Producer Dj Frenzy to work on multiple electro house and breakbeat projects.  These projects have gained him praise and have been featured on international blogs like "Rhythm & Breaks" & "White Folks Get Crunk".  In June of 2013 he was featured on influential blog "Smash The Club" his remix production. His hard work has paid off and after years of bootlegs, and unofficial remixes, his original and licensed remixed tracks have appeared on Digital Records and Elektro Aktive Music ran by the Legendary Dj Magic Mike..  In The Summer of 2013 he and fellow label mate Dj Frenzy appear together on the official remix of "So Fly" by NY producer Prime Ft. Oh Snap! on Bomb Squad Presents.  This track was a radio smash hit and has only gained him more followers as their remix was in heavy rotation in Dj sets across the US.  You can find his tracks on Beatport.com, the worlds for most site for electronic music downloads. 

If you are a music lover then this dj is for you… His influences cross not only genres but years and you can tell his influences are not just EDM based.  Hints of soul, Motown's golden era of R&B, disco, funk, rock, and hip hop can be felt as this dj moves his fingers across the decks.  Considered by many to be the "best live dj you haven't heard of yet" that moniker may be in jeopardy as his star is on the rise and many industry leaders have taken note.  He and Dj Frenzy have recently unleashed their 4 turntable open format EMD set for super promoters Sugar Society & Disco Donnie alongside Sander Van Dorn!  Their set is incredibly one of a kind as it bridges the gap between EDM genres and includes an old school live dj performance of which half the fun is seeing.  


I was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1972 which I believe puts me into the year of the Rat were I Chinese. I’m not, but even if I were I don’t know how I’d really feel about that. Let’s face it, the best thing about those place mats in Chinese restaurants is that someone has officially called my father a Cock and lived to tell about it. I, with great foresight on the part of my parents, was also born on May fifth or, as it’s commonly known to frat boys and my Mexican brothers and sisters, Cinco de Mayo. Little did I know as a child that I had the great fortune to share a birthday with the day the Mexican militia decided to whoop up on the French army in The Battle Of Puebla back in 1862 and not the Mexican Day of Independence…which certain tequila manufactures named Jose could care less if you knew about at all. The actual Mexican Day of Independence is September 16th. I kid you not, look it up if you don’t believe me.

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