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Joey Demo, a.k.a. DJ Spitfire, began his DJing career in New York at 16 in the nightclubs of the Bronx and Westchester County. Within a year he moved into the Manhattan clubs and hasn’t looked back. He has been asked to DJ in Miami, Sweden, Spain, Germany, Jamaica, Greece, and many exotic locations. He turned his attention to producing and his first record was Hip-Hop Bee Bop, ITM records, with noted Jazz musicians Henry Threadgill, Billy bang, and Craig Harris. This mild success led to his working with OS Entertainment and subsequent records on MIC/MAC, Cutting Records, and Nervous Records.

A Simulcast with Link Up Radio/WLIR 92.7 MY, Fame Radio Jamaica, and WRTN 93.5 Westchester NY provided JD with more exposure and helped him to develop his alliance with radio and mix shows that he put together. Spitfire’s work on Prince Dominique’s "The Outlaw", Radical Records, caught the ear of Frank Reyes, the writer/director of the upcoming Universal/Arenas film "EMPIRE", in which Spitfire has a featured cut. Spitfire also took part in the score for the independent short film by director Declan Mulvey "PRIZON WARZ." His new work with Gum Parker on Gig Records came out in early 2003. He is currently working on tracks for the WWE album to be released later this year as well as a full-length release for Gig Records in fall 2004.