Kid Capri, a New York DJ, producer, and rapper, is a pioneering figure in the hip-hop mixtape scene and a respected veteran in the industry. Starting his career spinning records at iconic venues like Studio 54, he built an underground empire through cassette sales of his DJ sets. Capri collaborated with artists such as KRS-One and Heavy D, released albums like "The Tape" and "Soundtrack to the Streets," and continued to work with major stars across genres, including a recent album release in 2022 titled "The Love."

Born in Brooklyn and raised in the Bronx, Kid Capri, originally David Anthony Love, Jr., began his musical journey at a young age, DJ'ing at block parties and eventually gaining recognition at renowned clubs. His career took off with the release of "The Tape" and collaborations with industry heavyweights like Biz Markie and Cool V. Throughout the years, Capri's influence expanded to mainstream platforms like HBO's Def Comedy Jam, leading to high-profile opportunities and collaborations with Quincy Jones, Nas, and Mary J. Blige. With a recent resurgence in his solo work, including the album "The Love" and production of "Hidden Gems" for the duo the Hoodies, Capri continues to be a prominent figure in the music scene.