DJ Dex – Heaven FM

DJ Dex’s resume speaks for itself! Currently the host of “New Life, New You” on Heaven 100.1 and “The Well” on Sirius XM – Kirk Franklin’s Praise (ch 64), this trailblazer has shared the stage with some of the biggest names in the business. From being the official DJ for Canton Jones to festivals and showcases across the country with Kirk Franklin and Mary, Mary! Being on the big stage is not new to DJ Dex. Working festivals like Mega-Fest in Houston, The South Eastern Black Expo Tour, The Gathering Conference in World Changers Church International, The Stellar Awards and The Dove Awards. DJ Dex is also an Official Fo Yo Soul Records DJ.

DJ Dex is a trendsetter when it comes to his love and passion, Gospel music! His vision is “to translate the Word of God through hip-hop, encourage all ages through his music, and to show that it’s ok to be excited and get crunk for Christ.” DJ Dex wants to help our young adults and our elders bridge their age gap through music.

You can catch DJ Dex’s “New Life New You” on Fridays and Saturdays from 8 PM to midnight.

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