DJ Chris Capone

Inspiration, dedication, and motivation are just three words that describe DJ Chris Capone. In April of 2007, he attended the San Diego Turntable Institution to aquire the basic knowledge and the history of turntablism. He would practice using vinyl records for three hours a day and listen to styles of other DJs. While attending SDTI he performed at local house parties in Oceanside and the Double Deuce Club on Camp Pendleton, CA. He was introduced to DJ Grande by GQ at a party who later brought him into UHDJs (United House Hip Hop DJs) whose director was DJ A-Rock. "When I joined UHDJs it created a chance to connect with other DJs and hook me up with better shows than the usual house parties," says Chris. DJ Chris Capone created Infamwest in December of 2007, which stands for "Infamous Westcoast," and produces San Diego's leading talent. One of which is DJ A-Rock that made his latest mixtape "DJ A-Rock American Superstar" under the Infamwest label in June 2008. Two months later, DJ Chris Capone released "DJ Chris Capone Sippin N Trippin IV: Alcohol Abuse." Not only is he a DJ, but he also has served as a Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps who was called, for a third time, to deploy for one year tour to Iraq in January 2008. In 2009, when he returned home from Iraq, DJ Chris Capone worked on San Diego's Z90.3FM CD with DJ A-Rock that was released December 2008. He left the United States Marine Corps in September of 2009 and started working with Young Gee under Crunch Gang Entertainment as his Official DJ. "Right now, I am working with Young Gee in this cut throat industry, with many other San Diego artists and doing major venues and mixtapes." Dj Special Thanks to: God, Jose T. Rivera R.I.P., DJ ARock, Young Gee, Sam Soto, The Soto Family, Muzik Junkies, DJ X-Ray, Direct Vinyl Source, DJ Nawtee, and to all my friends and family.

Imperial Beach, CA