TB!: How would you describe the genre/style of entertaining that you do — what should people expect to hear when they come to your gig?

AL3: All the gigs that I do are different, so at one gig you may hear me drop hip-hop, but at another gig it may be more Latin music and the best gigs are when I can drop a little bit of everything.

TB!: Describe your audience, the people who follow you from gig-to-gig.

AL3: My audience differs from event to event; I am very blessed that I have been able to crossover to a wide range of audiences. The common denominator that they all have is the desire to see a DJ that puts on a show, on the mic and on the wheels of steel.

TB!: Describe your first gig, the very first time you were in front of a crowd, doing what you do.

AL3: It was at a pizza parlor and I was horrible, but my whole family showed up to support me, thank you familia for sitting through such an ordeal!

TB!: What do you do for down time?

AL3: Spend time with the love of my life, my beautiful daughter, Athena.

TB!: Some people say music has changed over time. What's your take on it – where do you think it will go over the next five years?

AL3: The music is no longer fun, and I hope in five years it returns to the days of having a blast and enjoying life through music.

TB!: How do you know when you are "on a roll" — when the crowd is in the palm of your hand?

AL3: I know I am on a roll when I can drop music out of left field and the crowd still keeps grooving or when I have a group of people watching me rock the 1s & 2s.

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