Executed by X, also known as Sxvior and DJ X, is a Music Producer, Artist Consultant, and Teaching Artist whose creative journey has been shaped by mentorship, hands‑on music experience, community engagement, and a deep connection to the next generation of creators.
His foundation was built in Worcester, Massachusetts, through his experiences at the Worcester Boys & Girls Club, where he received mentorship from Keith “Fingers.” He later expanded his development as a DJ through a personal workshop with DJ Oski of the Oski Foundation in Miami, Florida, adding another layer of professional mentorship to his growing understanding of DJing and music culture.
His connection to The Talent Catalog and its social‑impact arm, Talent4Change, provided an uncommon behind‑the‑scenes education in the entertainment industry. Through his father's work as the founder of The Talent Catalog and Talent4Change, he participated in youth workshops and was introduced to artists, entertainers, media personalities, and community leaders from across the creative world.
Those experiences included meeting The Talent Catalog members such as Momma Ali, interviewing Alexander Star, and encountering celebrities including Hector “Macho” Camacho Jr. and Sean Paul. During a Sean Paul video shoot taking place at a Talent4Change meeting location, he experienced firsthand what happens behind the scenes of a professional production—an experience that helped broaden his understanding of the many people and skills required to bring entertainment projects to life.
His development continued through an internship with WUTY Unity Radio, where he gained practical experience in recording and audio engineering and worked around professional music projects involving artists connected to the Wu‑Tang Clan, including Inspectah Deck. That experience gave him another perspective on the technical side of music and reinforced his interest in production.
Radio and broadcasting have remained an important part of his creative experience, although they represent only one part of his broader work. Through The Talent Catalog's partnership and Talent4Change radio programming, he has served as a College & Community Radio DJ with Oberlin College and Community Radio, including hosting and co‑hosting the TTC Radio Show on WOBC 91.5 FM.
He has also worked alongside veteran entertainer ATC (Alexander The Comic) as a co‑host on programs including “Jazz, Jokes, and a Lot More” and “Generational Confusion.” Through these programs, he has interviewed members of The Talent Catalog from different parts of the country and world, including Truality Mentor in Atlanta, Georgia; Dreadhead Ed in Worcester, Massachusetts; Azeem from Singapore; Kyriq, who also works with NASA; and others. These conversations have given him experience not only behind the microphone, but also in storytelling, interviewing, communication, and connecting diverse creative communities.
His work with Talent4Change has also been distinctly hands‑on. He has driven, operated, set up, and broken down the Talent4Change Change Rover, gaining practical experience supporting mobile community initiatives. He was also personally involved in screening Lil Yellow's “Groove” and approving the song for a music‑video concept that transformed the Change Rover into a barbershop. Experiences like this have given him an appreciation for the creative problem‑solving and collaboration that happen outside the traditional studio environment.
Today, those experiences are informing his next chapter. Executed by X is developing his own artist consulting company and has built a Discord community of more than 300 members, creating a growing network for artists and creatives to connect, exchange ideas, and develop their careers. His focus is increasingly centered on helping artists understand not only their music, but the broader creative ecosystem surrounding their work.
That commitment naturally extends into education. As a Teaching Artist, he uses beat making and music production to help young people explore creativity, technology, and self‑expression. During the summer, he worked with El Centro in Lorain, Ohio, hosting music‑production workshops for youth ages 7–16 and giving participants hands‑on opportunities to learn about beat making and music production.
Beyond music, he is expanding his creative toolkit into photography and videography, while maintaining an active interest in streaming and gaming. These additional disciplines reflect his interest in the broader digital‑creator landscape and give him new ways to tell stories, document culture, and connect with audiences.
At this stage of his career, Executed by X is bringing together everything he has learned—from mentorship and music production to radio, media, artist development, and youth education—to build something of his own. His path is not simply about becoming an artist or producer; it is about creating opportunities, developing talent, sharing knowledge, and helping the next generation find their place in the creative world.
