To the entire 92 Q, Kiss FM (93.9) and the Radio One family, we here at DCMetrosports want to send our prayers and love to you and the family of DJ K-Swift.

Khia “K-Swift” Edgerton died this past weekend at his house in the pool.  Swift’s autopsy report will be release as soon as possible.

           
     Baltimore’s club music a tradition in charm-city like crabs.  Baltimore’s brand of club music sets them apart from other cities.  D.C. is known for go-go, Philly is known for techno and Chicago is known for house music.  Baltimore has a long list of great DJ’s such as Frank Ski, Rob Lee, Reggie Reg, Boobie, and upcomers like Jay Claxton to name a few.  But K-Swift belongs at the top. 

       
    K-Swift changed the game for Baltimore’s own brand of music.  Swift was the first to mix club music and hip-hop together, successfully.  Swift was a powerhouse in a male dominant DJ introductory and known across the country as “the Club Queen”.  Swift set a standard of excellence for DJs by doing it the right way.  Swift was and will continue to be a role-model for both men and women.  As a native of Baltimore and from someone who never met Swift, will always have place in my heart.

      
    As long as club music lives on, so will DJ K-Swift.  “Absence from the body to be present with the Father.”

  Thank You!

Written by BarryBarnes