Born and Raised in Philadelphia, Dances with White Girls has been a musical force in the making since his earliest sonic experiments. The alchemy for this sound happening, could be found in grade School Drum Kits, fledgling rhyme books, block party hits and a booming late 90s hip hop landscape. As a teenager, sounds moved beyond early curiosities and began to form his identity.

After finishing high school Dances headed 90 miles north to New York City. The Giuliani crackdown machine rumbled along and the last gasps of the club land were sputtering out. One fateful night the ingredients came together, as a 10-hour set by Danny Tenaglia convinced him that he simply needed to make music.

Combining a pounding dark beat with a catchy party vibe; the Dances With White Girls esthetic spread quickly, far and wide. A string of productions and remixes with acts such as Kudu, The Rapture, Team Facelift and DJ sets with the likes of DJ. T, Felix Da Housecat, Busy P and Mstrkft only served to solidify the rising status of Dances.

Not missing a beat, early fans The Rapture were quick to sign him as the first artist on their new imprint Throne of Blood Records. The EP New Crack Swing was released Fall 2008. Hip Hop Mentality with house music storytelling. A sound blending of raw house and unhinged party anthems. As Dances says himself, " from the projects to Pacha, this is thug -house." New Crack Swing tells the story of a out of town kid who made New York his oyster, smashing a hole in what dance music has been and can be along the way.

New Crack Swing firmly established Dances's place among the rising DJ/producer leaders of today's dance floor pack. A slew of notable remixes followed for; Franz Ferdinand (Rolling Stone 4 stars), Cubic Zirconia, Juiceboxx, Lauren Flax, Crookers, Gucci Mane, and Drop The Lime. DWWG released two new singles in fall ‘09 "Jiggle Dat" and "And How We Live" that spread throughout the blogosphere faster than the H1N1 virus. You'll see Dances turning up at regular intervals now on mixtapes and blogs like Trouble and Bass, Mad Decent, RCRDLBL.com and lastnightsparty.com.