DJ Kid Capri first started scratching records when he was just eight years old. He was aware of his undeniable skill at this early age and focused on a career in DJ industry, eventually becoming a well known and accomplished turntablist by the time he was a teenager. He had gained a notable grassroots following by this time, and young fans were flocking to see this talented and emerging performing turn records. He even got a stint at the famous Studio 54, a venue that any aspiring DJ would like to be featured at. His sounds of hip-hop permeated through the speakers and stirred passion in all of his followers. From there, this genius in the industry went on to achieve even greater heights.

DJ Kid Capri was born a performer, and he was determined to rise up through the ranks in the industry. Starting at the young age of eight, Kid Capri focused his energies on music and emerged from the Bronx as one of the most promising performers in the hip-hop industry. Many people know Kid Capri from his regular appearances on the Russell Simmons Def Comedy Jam as well as his many tours around the world with such notable artists as Jay-Z, Sean "Puffy" Combs, Mary J. Blige and Dru Hill, among many others. Eventually, DJ Kid Capri won a record deal with Warner Brothers where he produced many sessions for artists like Heavy D, to Boogie Down Productions to Quincy Jones.

From the Bronx to the Hollywood, Kid Capri has astounded his fans and critics and has brought the sounds of hip-hop to the forefront. His skill goes beyond the spinning of the turntables, often creating new sounds and trends in the music genre that challenge limitations posed by the genre today. He exemplifies a sort of entrepreneurial musician, using his creative genius to come up with new styles that shake up the genre of hip-hop music. He will blow you away with his originality, which started with a grassroots approach in the Bronx and went on to the bright shining lights of Hollywood recording studios.