Dj Acv

A Young Mixtape DJ From Texas Who Specializes In Remixing Music. He Has Released Ten Mixtapes. At The Age Of 15 In 2004 He Debuted Onto The Mixtape Scene With His First Mixtape "Break 'Em Off Blendz Vol. 1 A.K.A "Unreachable" . With Intrest In His Music Gained He Released The Second Volume Only Two Months Later. This Volume "Break 'Em Off Blendz Volume 2" Showed A Major Imporvement. After This Release He Took A Few Months Before Releasing The Following Volume To Improve His Technique. A Few Months Later He And A Close DJ Friend By The Name Of G-Rizzle Recorded The Mixtape "After Life". The Mixtape Consisted Of Equal Work From Both Djs With A Finale Of The Two Djs Collaborating Together On The 2 Pac Classic "Thugz Mansion". By The End Of 2004 He Dropped The Bombshell "Break 'Em Off Blendz Volume 3 Dirty South Edition ". This Volume Focused On Southern Rap Only. ACV Had Took An Intrest In The Southern Hip-Hop Culture Which He Was Surrounded By Being From Texas. After This Release The Intrest In His Music Across The Internet And In The Streets Gained Much Attention. He Began Making Contacts With Well Known DJS Producers A&Rs Etc. After This Successful Release He Found The Opprtinuity To Work With One Of His Personal Favorite Rappers Pitbull. By Chance Being At The Place At The Right Time He Met Pitbull On Pit's Own Website. Chatting With Him For A Bit He Made A Deal With Pit To Release A Mixtape Of Some Of His Freestyles And Blends. Pit Gave Him Some Contact Information So The DJ Could Get The Essentials He Needed From Pit's Management. Within Days He Found Himself Overwhelmed With Material To Work With For This Tape. In A Matter Of Only A Few Months The Tape Was Finished Around March 05. It Was Titled "305 Movement Vol. 1". A Name Chosen At The Suggestion Of A Close Friend. He Then On His Own Attempted To Release The Mixtape For Purchase Online Through Online Mixtape Retailers. With Little Knowledge On How To Conduct Business With Online Retailers He Reached Out To A Few Of His DJ Friends Who Helped Him. In The End He Released The Tape Around Mixtape Shops In Flordia And Texas And On One Mixtape Site. He Sold Most Of The Copies Himself Through His Own Website And On Ebay. After That He Began Working On The Next Edition Of "Break 'Em Off Blendz". Volume 4 Was Released By The End Of The Year. This Time Around The Tape Was Not Labeled 'Dirty South Edition' But Nearly The Entire Tape Consisted Of Southern Rappers. He Expierenced Great Success Across The Mixtape Circuit With This Volume. It Was A Major Step Up On His Part. Throughout 2005 He Spent Most Of The Time With His Own Personal Life Taking A Break From The Dj Scene. In The Summer Of 05 He Found Himself In Another Oppritunity To Work With Pitbull. With The Help Of A Another DJ By The Name Of DJ Know Skillz He Released His Next Volume "305 Movement Vol. 1.5". This Tape Consisted Of Stricly Blends. He Paired Pitbull Together With Other Hip Hop Icons On Over 20 Blends. The Tape Was A Great Success And Was Held Very High Amongst Pitbull's Fanbase. Shortly After He Released His Final Installment Of "Break 'Em Off Blendz". Volume 5 Was Hosted By Cory Mo. He Had Become Good Friends With Cory Mo And Had Even Remixed A Few Of His Songs. The Tape Had Many Drops From Southern Rappers Showing Him Love. Among Them Were Trae Magno Pitbull H.A.W.K. Chyna Whyte 4-Ize And Much More. The Tape Was Another Major Step Up On His Skill Level. It Was His Last Hip-Hop Blends Release. In 2007 He Formed A Close Bond With DJ Silent. Silent Ressurected An Idea He Had Proposed Long Ago To Form A Supergroup With ACV And Others. ACV Gather 2 Recruits G-Rizzle Now Known As Dr. Westcoast And DJ Know Skillz. Altho Silent Gather A Few They We're Only Apart Of The Group For A Short Time. The Group Then Formed The Project "Back To The Basics". A Mixtape Idea Concieved By ACV After He Had Released The Mashup Banger "Satisfaction". The Mix Featured A Mashup Of Ludacris And The Rolling Stones Which Proved To Be Very Popular Amongst ACV's Fans Despite The Fact That It Was Extremly Different From What They We're Used To. The Project Lasted Over A Period Of 2 Months. In The End The Group Fell Apart. Each DJ Attended To Their Own Affairs And The Lack Of Communication Was The Cause Of Death For The Group. In Summer 07 ACV Took The Mixes He Made For The Tape And Released It By Himself Online For His Fans To Download. Dr. Westcoast Was Credited Throughout The Tape For His Production And One Of His Mixes Was Included By ACV As A Bonus Track. The Tape Did Not Gain As Much Attention As ACV's Prevoius Work Mostly Due To Lack Of Promotion. The Fans Got Their Final Taste However. ACV Retired From The Djaying. He Claimed To Had Lost His Passion For Hip-Hop Which Explained The Transition From His Last Tape Which Was All Hip-Hop Unlike "Back To The Basics" Which Was Mostly Rock Influenced. ACV Always Showed His Fans The Appreciation And Love He Had For Them. He Never Left Them Hanging And Always Come Through With The Music They Asked Of Him. Throughout His 3 Year Period As A Mixtape DJ He Claims He Has No Regrets And Is Absolutely Proud Of His Work And Feels His Achivements In The Mixtape Scene Alone Represent More Than He Could Have Imagined In A Lifetime. read less