Bio
With over 10 years of experience as a DJ, television host, and now music producer, K-Sly earned mass popularity with her signature voice and mixing style. Her turntables paved the way for who she is today. She is one of the first women to open the door for female djs in the industry.
Vastly recognized in Los Angeles during her time at 100.3 The Beat, K-Sly established herself as the most popular on-air personality, including having the stations top rated entertainment column "The Sleazy Report".
Prior to her Los Angeles move, K-Sly was Atlanta's sweetheart on 107.9 with co-host @ the time, Ludacris. You can still catch K-Sly on air today on her weekly show "The Ten Spot" on Sprint Radio. Her resume reads like a book for all her past accomplishments. On television, she was the co-host and DJ for "Dance 360" and was the on air DJ for "Steve Harvey's Big Time".
Those were just a few of her projects, since she's been featured on numerous programs on MTV and BET, including cameo appearances in music videos. Being in the spotlight has also given K-Sly the opportunity to interview some of the most influential entertainers today. The list includes Jay-Z, Kanye West, Beyonce, 50 Cent, the late Rick James, and Will Smith to name a few.
2009 marked a shift in K-Sly's career as she embarked on her pursuit of music production. After months of hard work, she dropped a remix album "TheOutkasts" a collaboration with the Drop Squad. The project received strong praise and she's already back in the studio working on new material, which you'll hear soon enough.
K-Sly has received a Gracie Allen Award for Women in TV & Radio Broadcasting. She was featured in numerous print and web publications from Entertainment Weekly, XXL, Complex, Allhiphop, Ballerstatus and Audrey Magazine.
She attended Kansas State University where she graduated with a B.A. in Sociology. During that time, she pledged Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., socially conscious organization.
She is dedicated to her career, sharing it with a passion in promoting youth and community service. K-SLY believes that youth issues are neglected, and in helping the youth, they may gain a better understanding of their place in society to become productive citizens.
*The Canvas Lounge, Vancouver, Canada
*The RocBar, Houston, Texas
*Forest Whitaker Private Event, Beverly Hills, California
*Outkast Stankonia Tour, Atlanta, Georgia
*Mansion, Miami, Florida
*Olympic Stadium, Seoul S. Korea [Candy Hill-Ciara Concert]
*NYE Planet Hollywood Casino & Resort, Las Vegas, Nevada
*Citizen Smith, Hollywood, California
*UCLA Freshman Bash T.I./Candy Hill, Westwood, California
*Jay-Z VIP Concert, Atlanta, Georgia
*Club La Vela, Panama City, Florida
*NBA Miami Heat's Alonzo Mourning Weekend, Miami, Florida
*Beau Rivage Casino & Resort, Biloxi, Mississippi
*Birthday Bash, Atlanta, Georgia
*Scion Yacht Party, Lake Couer D'Alene Golf Resort, Idaho
*The Killers/Carmen Elektra NYE Bash, Hollywood, California
*Club Circle, Seoul S. Korea
*Summer Jam, Los Angeles, California
*Les Deux, Hollywood, California
*J.Lo's Swimwear Event, Hollywood, California
*Summer Seeds Reggae Tour, Maui, Hawaii
*Club Volume, Seoul, S. Korea
*Interscope/G-Unit Event, Hollywood, California
*The Comedy Store, West Hollywood, California
*Ludacris BET Event, Hollywood, California
*Uptown Comedy Club, Atlanta, Georgia
*Mims' video, "Like This" [DJ battle scene]
*Rich Boy on CBS, "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" [DJ]
*Houston video, "I Like That" [DJ]
*Scarface Video Game [Assassin]
*Steve Harvey's Big Time, WB [Announcer & DJ]
*Dance 360, UPN [DJ & Co-Host]




