DJ PVO

Turn up for democracy! Catch me and spinning while you cast your vote.

Last weekend I had the pleasure of rocking 7 events for AKA’s 94th Great Lakes Regional Conference! The energy was dope and the vibes were unmatched!

Major love and s/o to the Alpha Alpha Omega, Alpha Sigma, Mu Omicron, and Rho Rho chapters for showing love. Thank you! I appreciate you all for the opportunity!

Wishing you all a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year! Thanks for all the love throughout the year!

The countdown is ON! Just 5 days until I hit the decks at polling places in Pittsburgh with ! Let’s turn Election Day into a celebration of democracy and vibes. Please exercise your right to vote!🗳️ 🎶

In June we are celebrating Black Music Month. Each day this month I’m going to honor the classic albums that have shaped and enriched my life as well as the culture.

For the finale of the 30 albums, we’re celebrating the smooth, heartfelt sounds of Babyface with his album “The Day.” Released in 1996, this album is a testament to Babyface’s exceptional songwriting and production skills. Featuring hit tracks like “Every Time I Close My Eyes,” “This Is for the Lover in You,” and “How Come, How Long,” “The Day” showcases Babyface’s talent for crafting timeless R&B classics.

Stay tapped in for more legendary albums that have helped shape Black music and influenced the world.

In June we are celebrating Black Music Month. Each day this month I’m going to honor the classic albums that have shaped and enriched my life as well as the culture.

This 29th album, we’re honoring the soulful brilliance of Sam Cooke with his classic album “Ain’t That Good News.” Released in 1964, this album blends soulful ballads and upbeat tracks, showcasing Cooke’s extraordinary vocal talent and emotional depth. With timeless songs like “A Change Is Gonna Come,” “Good Times,” and “Ain’t That Good News,” Sam Cooke’s music continues to inspire and uplift today.

Stay tapped in for more legendary albums that have helped shape Black music and influenced the world.

In June we are celebrating Black Music Month. Each day this month I’m going to honor the classic albums that have shaped and enriched my life as well as the culture.

Album 28, we’re celebrating the bold and visionary artistry of Beyoncé with her groundbreaking album “Lemonade.” Released in 2016, this album is a powerful exploration of identity, love, betrayal, and resilience, blending genres from R&B to rock to country. With unforgettable tracks like “Formation,” “Hold Up,” and “Freedom,” Beyoncé’s “Lemonade” is not only a musical masterpiece but also a cultural phenomenon.

Stay tapped in for more legendary albums that have helped shape Black music and influenced the world.