Born and raised in Los Angeles, RELO began DJing at the age of 13, developing an early obsession with the emotional control and energy exchange between DJ and dance floor. What started as curiosity quickly evolved into a disciplined pursuit of sound, crowd psychology, and atmosphere.

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His talent was soon recognized by one of Los Angeles’ leading event management companies, accelerating him into high-level private events and packed rooms of 400–500 people. Immersed in nightlife culture, RELO refined his ability to command a room—learning how to build tension, release energy, and move crowds with intention.

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RELO’s momentum carried him from Los Angeles to Miami, where he established himself within the club circuit and shared stages with globally recognized artists including 50 Cent, Mario, BIA, Sean Kingston, and G-Eazy. Known for attracting influential crowds and cultivating a loyal following, his sets are defined by control, patience, and impact rather than excess.

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As his sound matured, RELO shifted his focus toward original production—using music as a tool to manipulate mood, energy, and emotion. Drawing from the darker edges of tech house, EDM, hip-hop, and classic dance records, his productions prioritize groove, restraint, and atmosphere over trends.

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The foundation of the RELO sound: hypnotic, driving, and built for late-night rooms. Both as a producer and performer, RELO delivers a cohesive experience—where sound design, timing, and crowd connection exist in constant dialogue.