Everyone knows DJ Enuff’s name. El Presidente, Ciroc Boy, and leader of The Heavy Hitters DJ crew, Enuff has become a fixture in the clubs and on the radio.  DJ Enuff currently provides the soundtrack to the after work drive home on “The Angie Martinez Show,” from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays, where he is responsible for making or breaking the hottest records.  

Everyone knows DJ Enuff’s name. El Presidente, Ciroc Boy, and leader of The Heavy Hitters DJ crew, Enuff has become a fixture in the clubs and on the radio.  DJ Enuff currently provides the soundtrack to the after work drive home on “The Angie Martinez Show,” where he is responsible for making or breaking the hottest records.  

DJ Enuff was raised in Brooklyn, New York. Knowing early on that he wanted to be a DJ, he started doing local house parties and clubs where he caught the ear of DJ Red Alert who in turn asked him to fill in for him on 98.7 KISS FM. Enuff became part of the KISS FM family from 1993 to 1994 and got his own show on Monday and Wednesday nights from 10pm to midnight with Supernat. The show ran for about a year until the station was bought by Emmis Communications in 1994 and changed formats.

During his time at KISS FM, Enuff decided to return to deejaying local parties, and it was during this time that an up-and-coming rapper from Brooklyn named The Notorious B.I.G aka Biggie Smalls heard about him. Enuff was asked by Puff Daddy aka Diddy to become Biggie’s road DJTouring with the Notorious BIG was an especially memorable experience for DJ Enuff. After B.I.G’s death, Enuff took a break from music and hip hop, returning a short while later.

Enuff became a part of The Flip Squad All-Star DJs, eight of New York City’s most respected DJs: Funkmaster Flex, Biz Markie, “BounceMasta” Doo Wop, Big Kap, DJ Enuff, Mister Cee, Frankie Cutlass, DJ Riz, Cipha Sounds and Mark Ronson. Their self-titled debut LP was released on MCA in late 1998. They disbanded around this time however;  DJ Enuff created his own crew, named the Heavy Hitters. DJ Enuff initiated the DJ crew in called the Heavy Hitters. The mission of the Heavy Hitters is to unite DJ’s across the country and abroad, helping to launch careers from DJ’s to artists and spread the versatility of music. Today there are over 30 members nationwide from New York to Los Angeles. These DJ’s are proficient in all genres and can be found on TV, radio and online