Welcome to the world of David Mangum—better known as D.J. D.M.X.
If you’ve been anywhere near the Colorado or national rave and club scene, chances are you already know the name. But if not, buckle up.
With over 30 years behind the decks, D.J. D.M.X. isn’t just playing records—he’s curating experiences. From peak-hour bangers to deep underground gems, he’s made it his mission to move crowds and break tracks before they break big. His sound? Always fresh. His sets? Unapologetically real.
You’ll find him lighting up Denver’s grittiest basements and flashiest stages—Beta, The Church, Vybe, Element in Fort Collins, and his spiritual home: The Black Box. He doesn’t chase scenes. He builds them.
Founder of the legendary 303 Collective (est. 1996), D.M.X. helped lay the foundation for what “collectives” became long before hashtags and hype. Don’t get it twisted.