Dsharp

Dsharp, known for his dynamic fusion of classical violin with electronic dance music and hip-hop, has carved a unique career path as a violinist, DJ, singer, and producer, captivating audiences globally and through digital platforms. After winning Amateur Night at the Apollo in New York in 2006, Dsharp established his professional career, blending classical violin with electronic dance music and hip-hop. He further honed his classical foundation through the Etowah Youth Orchestra, touring internationally to cities including Memphis, St. Louis, and London.

His talent was recognized with a music scholarship to the University of Alabama, where he also served as an ambassador for the university’s Creative Campus initiative. In 2009, he was commissioned by the university to compose a piece for an art collection unveiling. A significant milestone followed in 2012 when Dsharp played on four tracks of Rick Ross’s critically acclaimed album, God Forgives, I Don’t, marking an early high-profile collaboration. Dsharp continued to evolve his unique artistic identity, establishing himself as a compelling live performer known for integrating classical violin with contemporary genres such as EDM and hip-hop, often utilizing his trademark colored violins for added visual flair.

His digital footprint remains robust, with his highly subscribed YouTube channel featuring electrifying covers and original compositions that consistently achieve millions of views. This unique appeal led to further high-profile engagements, including a notable performance as ‘Self (as DSharp)’ on the acclaimed Austin City Limits series in 2023, where he showcased his dynamic live show. As a multifaceted violinist, DJ, singer, and producer, Dsharp consistently delivers unparalleled performances that fuse classical precision with modern energy, maintaining his position as a groundbreaking artist in the contemporary music scene and captivating audiences worldwide through both live appearances and his influential digital platforms.