DJ collab, an Ohio native, is trying everything he can to advance his career in the music world. DJ Collab has always been energetic and spontaneous, and he has a flair for entertaining since he enjoys bringing people together and having a good time. DJ Collab is harnessing his entertainment origins and pouring everything he has into his tunes, with his emphasis firmly fixed on the growth of his profession. DJ Collab is launching his career with the release of his debut track, “Difference,” on Spotify.

DJ Collab, QuanDot, and Vanni are featured on the track “Difference,” in which they discuss how they are different from the other males that girls are fooling with. All three of them are aware of what they bring to the table and are attempting to get their respective audiences to attend some of their events. This song is a must-listen for everyone seeking to have a good time, with a catchy beat and an ideal summer atmosphere.

“Difference” is a smash hit, especially considering it is DJ Collab’s first-ever streaming release. There is much for the young artist to learn, but it will only be a matter of time before he masters the game from beginning to end and rises up the ranks of the music industry. Keep an eye on DJ Collab since he is still young in his career and has a lot of opportunities to develop into a star.

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After performing in the heart of Times Square in July of this year BT the Artist was invited back to the big city of dreams for two days to encourage the youth of Harlem in their Kid Zone during Harlem week.

The day started with BT being introduced as a new talent omitting his name but after his performance, the crowd jeered and was shouting his name including the events host Mr. Don Thomas who exalted BT as; “Music our youth need to listen to and hear.”

However, the highlight of day one was when the WNBA mascot of the NY Liberty Women’s basketball team joined BT as he performed all three songs of his set.  It started with his first song, “Problem.” At first, the mascot was dancing encouraging the audience to participate. The mascot’s participation then escalated to a duo performance when BT encouraged the mascot to join in with his second song entitled, “Different.”  However, it wasn’t until the two of them performed his last song that it piqued the interest of the WNBA representative for BT to perform at half-time.    

Day 2 was more of the same however after BT performed for the audience that also included the Police Commissioner of New York he then began networking and piquing the interest of so many Harlem and New York City entertainment icons such as NY radio personalities Fred Buggs and DJ Red Alert. He also met the Superhero of DJ’s; DJ Jon Quick. As if that wasn’t enough he also met one of Harlem’s premier street activists, Ms. Iesha Sekou of the Peace Café and founder of Street Corner Resources.  She was taken with BT The Artist’s advocacy that she invited him to perform at the Peace Café.

Yes, BT the artist aka The Street Activist did just that during Harlem Week.  So what’s next for this emerging artist? He is planning to return for New York Fashion Week in September to perform for one of NY’s premier private couture labels details coming soon.  Boston’s very own has managed to make NYC his second home.

If you want to know more about this amazing artist aka Street Activist log on to www.bttheartist.com