DJ CHANGE

Biography

Well, as you know, I go by DJ CHANGE. My real name is Alex Woolley, but most call me “Woolley”. I was born in the one and only San Francisco, but now I live in Virginia. I’m 19 years young, going on strong. I resided in California for 15 years, but my taste for music only emerged about a couple years ago. When I was about 4 years old, I began using my creativity to illustrate all sorts of things. After I progressed into my art abilities, I took my creativity to the next level, which was my mixing. My mashing program of choice is Mixcraft. I’ve been using it for almost a year now, and I can’t really find anything that suits me any better. Some of my other hobbies include making money, causing scenes, and hanging out with Ryan White. I do feel privileged as an individual who can actually manipulate their creativity to invent such new and exciting things like these mixes. I do know my abilities can only reach so far, but in the end I’d rather have a mind opened by creativity than one closed by belief.

Albums

Swagged Out: Volume 1

February 22nd, 2011

A mashup mixtape with 12 contributors, many of whom are WTM favorites. Styles and genres are all over the place making for a very complete and eclectic mashup mixtape.
All Things Change

December 29th, 2010
Cold Drinks & Bad Decisions

Unknown release date.

This album is probably my favorite that I’ve done so far. I had just gone through an entire year of college as a freshman, so all the parties and craziness really was my inspiration for this one, hence the title.
Change In Flight

February 28th, 2010

This was the collaboration I (DJ Change) did with my good friend Top Flight. I’ve never met the kid in person, but somehow we managed to create and entire album together. I think it came out great. Both he and I had some pretty nasty tracks on here that I definitely thought were some fist
Young Again

Unknown release date.

This was my very first album. I was a little nervous about the whole release, given that I was new to the entire community of mashers. I didn’t know how people would really react to my music. But I guess it turned out well in the end.