The list of celebrities he has DJ'd for reads like the ultimate VIP list including such award winning and well known artists as Stevie Wonder, Lil' Mo, Common, Jamie Foxx, LL Cool J, Snoop Dogg and BET Founder Bob Johnson's Grand Opening of the BET stage in Turks & Caicos. Quick has been one of the official DJ's for some of the biggest national and international tours and events. Quick also had the pleasure of being the opening DJ for Janet Jackson and the Official DJ for national events such as the NBA Allstar Weekend, the CIAA Annual Weekend and the NFL Superbowl activities. In 2013 Quick was tapped to DJ for President Barack Obama's Second Term Inaugural Ball.
Quicksilva earned an endorsement when he was selected as the Official DJ for Pepsi Smash in 2004. He has also been the official DJ for Jamaica’s Red Stripe beer. Sean “Diddy” Combs tapped him as a Ciroc Boyz DJ whose talents have moved beyond DJing to become a major influencer for the brand. Quicksilva has since been endorsed by apparel and footwear lines singapore phone number directory with Adidas and Luxe-T. He is currently a Brand Ambassador for PUMA. And, he has been a long-time DJ with national men’s & women’s streetwear footwear retailer, DTLR, Inc. as well as an on-air personality for the innovative internet-based DTLR Radio. During 2016-2018, Quick hosted the radio show Fam in the Morning (93.9 weeks). Most recently, he began hosting a syndicated show called “The QuickSilva Show” which was heard weekdays from 3-7 PM on 92.3 FM in Baltimore & 93.9 FM in DC.
Quick is the owner of Baltimore's premier nightclub, Club DownTown Bmore (416 E. Baltimore St.). When he's not working with his radio show or club, Quick spends his time as a motivational speaker and community volunteer.
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