This week on WhoIs With QuickSilva, Quick links up with Baltimore legend DJ Booman for a raw, unfiltered conversation that dives deep into the roots, rise, and realities of the Baltimore Club scene. Booman takes us back to the early days—from throwing parties that got shut down at home, to witnessing the moment when V103 went off air and the culture had to pivot. He breaks down the creative energy behind iconic movements like Watch Out For The Big Girls, the birth of “Pick Em Up,” and the era when the Doo Dew Kidz had the city on lock.

This week on WhoIs with QuickSilva, we sit down with the one and only DJ Trigga for a powerful, unfiltered conversation that bridges culture, music, and real-life experiences. Trigga takes us back to his roots, growing up Jamaican in New York, and breaks down how his journey into music started—paralleling Quick’s own path in the game. From landing at Morgan State University to navigating the streets of Baltimore with guidance on where to move and where not to, this episode dives deep into survival, awareness, and growth in new environments.

This week on Who Is, QuickSilva taps in with Baltimore’s own DJ Technic—a true architect of the city’s sound and culture. From rocking some of the biggest stages to shaping the energy behind the scenes, Technic breaks down his journey, the grind behind the turntables, and what it really takes to stay relevant in a fast-moving industry.

Step into a raw, unfiltered conversation on this episode of WhoIs Podcast as QuickSilva sits down with the fearless and unapologetic April Watts. From her early upbringing to navigating the pulse of DC’s Go-Go culture, April opens up about the foundation that shaped her voice and hustle. She takes us back to her beginnings as “Mecca the rapper,” the pivotal moments that pushed her toward radio, and the real-life conversations—like telling her mother she was choosing an unconventional path.

This latest episode of the #WhoIs Podcast with QuickSilva featuring DJ Terry T is one for the culture. From breaking barriers as the first DJ to spin Hip-Hop on WWIN AM, to running the streets with the legendary We Rock Crew — this is real Baltimore history. He opens up about his battle with DJ Spen, serving time for a crime he didn’t commit, and the personal war with addiction that nearly took him out.

This Episode of WhoIs with QuickSilva is a masterclass in culture, hustle, and history. Frank Ski pulls back the curtain on his journey—from his very first radio station at UDC to grinding his way into both the Baltimore and DC scenes at the same time. He talks about the lessons that shaped him, the mindset that kept him learning, and the moments that helped define a city’s sound. From the birth of Sundays at Dru Hill Park to the legendary Super Sundays at Odell’s, this conversation dives deep into a time when Baltimore nightlife, hip-hop, and club culture were finding their identity.

This week on #WhoIs Podcast with DJ Quicksilva, we sit down with a certified architect of party culture — the legendary DJ Kool. This isn’t just an interview. It’s a masterclass. From shutting down clubs in DC to creating records that still move arenas worldwide, DJ Kool breaks down the foundation of go-go energy, mic control, crowd command, and how he built records that outlived trends. We talk about the making of the timeless anthem Let Me Clear My Throat, what it really means to move a crowd, and how authenticity travels further than hype ever could. He speaks on longevity in a microwave era, the difference between DJs and entertainers, and why understanding the room is still the ultimate superpower.

This week on #WhoIs with DJ QuickSilva, the DMV nightlife blueprint gets unpacked in real time as DJ QuickSilva sits down with one of the culture’s most respected architects — DJ Money. Money opens up about how he got his start — the grind, the early rooms, and the hunger that built his reputation. The conversation shifts to party-host greatness as they speak on why DJ Iran is considered the GOAT in that lane.