Techlogic got into the music business in August 1991. Working as the manager of the record store Atlantic Sounds in Daytona Beach, FL, he was offered a show on a 100,000 watt radio station 99.9FM WNFI.

After 2 months of playing this show, a local nightclub, "Coliseum", sponsored the radio show and gave Techlogic a residency on Fri, Sat & Sun.

Leaving the record store after 2 1/2 years, he decided to devote more time to the nightclubs. After doing the radio show and Coliseum residency for just under 2 years, Techlogic opened the first late night club in Daytona Beach.

Opening Madhouse with his 2 partners was an instant hit. With Techlogic being the resident DJ, Madhouse showcased talents such as Kimball Collins, Andy Hughes, Chris Fortier, D-Xtreme, Rich Rosario, D-Love, Stylus, AK1200 and many others.

Closing Madhouse after 1 year due to contract arrangements with owner of building, Techlogic started to showcase his talent throughout Florida.

After six months, Techlogic and his 2 partners opened their second club titled 3D. Once again being the resident DJ, Techlogic spun with more Florida natives including Monk(Rabbit in the Moon), Flux, Sandy, Mark Foster, D-Xtreme, Xpress, Sunny from KPS and many more. Continuing to broaden horizons, Techlogic began to spin at many high attendance events with many more prominent names such as Keoki, Josh Wink, Dave Trance, Icey, Baby Anne, Cliff T, DJ Who, Brad Smith, Jeffee and countless others who were on the bills. After a brief operation of six months, 3D was closed due to the building code.

Soon after the closing of 3D, he was then entered into a dj contest in Orlando, FL at 'Ultra Violet'. After two months of competing, Techlogic ended up winning the whole thing. This accomplishment moved him higher up on the events he played at. Less than a year later, another contest was being held in Daytona Beach, FL at the 'Stealth Club'. Showcasing much more talent, Techlogic entered to see how he would fare. Once again, he won the event.

Techlogic then began to expand playing in Washington D.C., Georgia, Boston, New York, North Carolina, Arizona, Tenessee, Pennsylvania and California.

Then in 1999, Techlogic took a one-year hiatus and moved to Omaha, Nebraska. Techlogic has now teamed with U4IK productions and was part of their first event “Heavenly Beats”, which was a success. U4iK Productions plans on throwing events quarterly throughout the Midwest, US.

Many things are still happening. In November 2000, another mix CD titled "Heaven" was released. A nationwide tour is in planning for the next release due out summer 2001.

MORE WILL BE REVEALED......