Early Life and Inspiration

Dylan Curtis began his journey in the music and entertainment industry at the age of eight. Inspired by his late father and older brother, he discovered his passion for DJing during his formative years. Embracing the challenges of mastering his craft, Dylan quickly advanced, and within three years, he established his own mobile entertainment company in 2011. At the age of eleven, he landed his first significant contract, serving as Former President Barack Obama’s DJ during his final year in office.

Expansion in his career

In 2016, under his former stage name "DJ D-ILL," Dylan showcased his talent at Barack Obama’s 55th birthday party and Michelle Obama’s kids' dinner. These prestigious performances fueled his ambition to become a prominent figure in the music and entertainment industry.

Transition and Rebranding

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Dylan's entrepreneurial spirit shone brightly. He adeptly transitioned his business from in-person events to e-commerce, gaining invaluable experience in navigating the evolving landscape. In honor of his late father, he rebranded his business as "WeWorkin Kenzo" post-COVID, reflecting his dedication and resilience.

Founding Curtis Collective

Leveraging his industry insights, Dylan founded Curtis Collective, a holding company focused on acquiring and developing consumer, media, and entertainment brands. He aims to further his expertise in finance and investment to drive the growth of these brands and expand his influence within the music industry. Dylan aspires to become a music executive who impacts and inspires his generation and beyond.

Current endeavors

Kenzo is currently Morehouse College’s official DJ in Atlanta, Georgia. In addition to his entertainment career, he is preparing to launch a sound rental & event mgmt division of the Weworkin Kenzo brand at the end of 2024. His brand aims to influence entertainers, creatives, and young entrepreneurs to break new grounds in all of their interest.