Brandan Duke

Brandan Duke, under his stage name Dextrous One, began his DJing career at six years old in Brampton, Ontario. In 2013, he achieved the Guinness World Record for the World’s Youngest Professional DJ. This milestone was reached after performing for a sold-out audience at Toronto’s Kool Haus. His performances are noted for their energy and technical ability, establishing him as a prominent figure in the DJing community. He held this world record for four consecutive years.

Throughout his career, Brandan Duke has performed at various high-profile events. These include the World Cup of Hockey and the Pan Am Games. He has also DJ’d for professional sports organizations such as the NBA’s Toronto Raptors and the NHL’s Toronto Maple Leafs. His visibility increased further through appearances on television shows like Canada’s Smartest Person. In recognition of his work and community impact, the mayor of Brampton, Ontario, presented him with an award.

Brandan Duke’s international career includes touring as a DJ and performing at events such as the Trinidad Carnival. He has participated in competitive DJ events, including the Redbull 3Style and the 24hrs 24 DJs competition, where he gained recognition. A notable achievement was securing second place as the youngest competitor at the 2018 Goldie Awards. Beyond DJing, he is a music producer who writes and records his own music, with his single “Make A Difference” available on platforms such as YouTube and SoundCloud. At 15 years old, Brandan Duke continues his career in music as both a DJ and a producer.