A.P.

There are two artists with the name A.P.: [1] A.P., or About Paper as he is also known, is a rapper from Yonkers, New York, associated with the group D-Block. [2] A.P. A.P. was born in 1984. When he was 14, a great desire to start DJ-ing was born, once he stepped up behind the decks, for the first time in his life, at the local radio station in a town he lived in. All of his beginning steps were connected to the town of Herceg Novi (Montenegro), his home town.

There are two artists with the name A.P.: [1] A.P., or About Paper as he is also known, is a rapper from Yonkers, New York, associated with the group D-Block. [2] A.P. [CONTROVERSE] A.P. was born in 1984. When he was 14, a great desire to start DJ-ing was born, once he stepped up behind the decks, for the first time in his life, at the local radio station in a town he lived in. All of his beginning steps were connected to the town of Herceg Novi (Montenegro), his home town.

Despite the bad conditions and almost no perspective for DJs in his home town, this young DJ proves that with his talent, charisma and great desire to succeed in what he loves truly, success is actually possible. The music he spins stresses a note of melodic progressive house, but also a dose of electro sound. He worked with names such as Paul Jackson, Tarkan, Eelke Kleijn, Skylark, Sander Kleinenberg, Marcus James & Paolo Mojo (on Renaissance Night @ EXIT Festival 06 /www.exitfest.org/) etc. In autumn 2006. his DJ friends Danijel Savic and Zlatan, together with A.P.

have officially formed a new DJ crew on the scene - Controverse. Their desire is to present their vision of modern progressive house sound to the audience, from Novi Sad's scene, where they all live nowdays, to the scene of region and wherever people want to hear them. A.P. approaches his work with lots of energy and by that manages to build wonderful relationship with the audience, what he considers one of the most important issues in the business. A.P.'s sets surely indicate the potential of the youngsters in Serbia & Montenegro. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL..