In Detroit, DJ Good Peoples had the privilege of experiencing a diverse range of African American musical influences. His Aunt Dorothy introduced him to soul music from her vinyl collection, while WJLB and 92.3 exposed him to vibrant Hip-Hop and R&B. Not to mention his father, Rufus, who shared his eclectic taste in Jazz music, shaping his musical upbringing. These included oldies like the Supremes and Stevie Wonder, the jazz of Donald Byrd and Herbie Hancock, and the rap of Slum Village and Wu-Tang, which his music collection reflects. Good Peoples’ ear for a wide spectrum of music has allowed him to DJ at concerts, universities, and lounges across the country. As a curator of music, he selects both unheard-of tracks and popular hits, making sure every song is palatable. Good Peoples blends diverse styles of music, such as Ghettotech with Baltimore and Jersey Club, Reggaeton with AfroPop, or Hip-Hop with Soul (the possibilities are endless). He loves to keep the audience involved in his parties and never forgets the listener. Good Peoples likes to support artists, venues, and parties that stand out for their originality and local or international appeal. DJing good music for good peoples everywhere is his aim.