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Tech Support, known for his stage name, DJ Nick One, was born in Chicago and at the age of 18 moved to Miami Beach to pursue an interest in the Music Industry. He currently DJs for local night clubs as well as clubs in the metro Orlando area. DJ Tech Support is also well known for his work in the industry. Nick One's notable effort, had to be the "Exterminate the Whack Bloggers" movement held in Chicago, Illinois. An event which attracted 50,000 supporters from Chicago alone, and more than 300,000 countrywide supporters. However, Nick one is not seen as a hero in all aspects of the industry, in a recent interview with Atlantic Records CEO, Adam Serool. The enraged CEO described Nick One as "unprofessional, hard-headed, and ugly, and bald".

Tech also is currently DJing for a local Miami radio station called the Streets FM. Aside from DJing and working with Streets FM, he DJs and hosts an online radio show for a group of online bloggers usually three times a week. On the radio show, he brings bloggers from all over the world into the world of a real DJ. Tech Support is well-known for his online interview with the famous A&R/Producer from Manchester, Great Britain, Louis Gibzen. An interview of such magnitude, that attracted 38,000 listeners worldwide. He uses a internet camera to portray his skills, which many believe are the best they have seen in decades. He has met with many famous artists such as Fonzworth Bently where he has met and produced tracks with.

Tech (as his friends call him for short) also has made major advances in preventing and eliminating the promotion of illegal music downloading through the internet. Before "Extortion" laws were put into place in the US, Tech was the ringleader of a movement known as "Support the industry, or die". This was one of the movements were Atlantic Records actually supported Nick One. Tech, along with Atlantic Records, worked very closely with the police and the ISP providers to catch all suspected piraters and after that the slogan spoke for itself.

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