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Bio
Originally from Indianapolis Indiana, DJ A-OH is a Chicago-based DJ and Radio Personality on 107.5 WGCI-FM Chicago.
DJ A-OH’s show on WGCI can be heard Friday and Saturday nights. The nightly shows feature a 4-hour mixshow including A-OH’s own sets on Friday at 1am, Saturday at 1am, and the “Throwback Mix” Sunday at 8pm. A-OH’s creativity extends behind the scenes at WGCI, handling production, station imaging and programming.
Majoring in Telecommunications, A-OH attended Ball State University and eventually transferred to Columbia College Chicago Majoring in Radio. It was at Columbia where he excelled in learning the foundation of radio and acquired an internship at 107.5 WGCI-FM Chicago. A-OH began his internship in May of 2010 and was hired shortly thereafter.
In addition to on-air, DJ A-OH can be heard in many nightclubs throughout Chicago. A-OH started DJ’ing in 2003 mentoring under Indianapolis DJ Legend, Hot 96.3’s DJ Paul Bunyon. Now traveling the Midwest with 5 or more residences a week in Chicago, A-OH can be heard in venues like Excalibur/Vision, Crobar (Vibe), The Shrine, Green Dolphin, Lumen, Flatwater, Rumba, Alhambra Palace, Spybar, Religion, and Numerous other venues. A-OH has spun parties and concerts with acts such as Common, Ludacris, Twista, Bobby V, Omarion, Jeremih, Fabolous, Sean Garret, Jim Jones, 3 6 Mafia, etc.
DJ A-OH - 2 Chainz Interview
DJ A-OH - Waka Flocka Interview
WGCI NYE 2012 - Behind the Scenes with DJ A-Oh, Dj Moondawg, Travis Porter & 2 Chainz
Chicago rapper Chief Keef was sentenced Tuesday to 60 days in juvenile detention for violating his probation on a gun conviction.
Chief Keef, real name Keith Cozart, was taken into custody on Tuesday after Judge Carl Anthony Walker discovered he'd violated his probation by having direct contact with firearms.
Cozart signed a record deal with Interscope last year and released his debut album “Finally Rich” in December.
Cozart, 17, was on probation for pointing a gun at Chicago Police officers.
The rapper pleaded with Judge Carl Anthony Walker not to sentence him to juvenile detention, breaking down into tears several times, but the judge said he could not tolerate the teen’s “ blatant violations of the court’s order.”
