After linking up on their collaborative "TIMELESS" album in 2019, V Don and Dark Lo team up yet again to bring you a new 6-track EP! “The Prophecy EP" is now available everywhere music is streamed and sold!
After linking up on their collaborative "TIMELESS" album in 2019, V Don and Dark Lo team up yet again to bring you a new 6-track EP! “The Prophecy EP" is now available everywhere music is streamed and sold!
After linking up on their collaborative "TIMELESS" album in 2019, V Don and Dark Lo team up yet again to bring you a new 6-track EP! “The Prophecy EP" is now available everywhere music is streamed and sold!
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Antonio Woodruff, known on stage as 'DPC Musik', started his journey with music at age 4 with first piano lesson. By age 8 he was teaching himself to play ,R & b, jazz, gospel, and bluegrass. As a young artist, he fell in love with the sounds of James Brown, Michael Jackson, Luther Vandross, R Kelly, Ron Isley, Pharell Williams, and Stevie Wonder. Shy as a teenager, it wasn't until joining middle and high school band that DPC Musik found he was comfortable performing in front of large crowds. He then moved to using his childhood musical training and band experience to write and compose his own original music. Raised in a religious family, DPC Musik soon began to play, sing, and direct music in church, leading praise teams and singing with musical groups across the country. By age 19, DPC Musik began producing some of his original music drawing on his love for the sounds of Ray Charles, John Legend, Neyo, Jamie Foxx, and Bruno Mars and various Gospel artists. His talent eventually led him to his original mentor producer, Ken P or TrunkBangaz where he continued to hone his craft.
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Family photo of Destiny Antonio, 8, who fell from her 7th floor apartment window and survived.
New York Daily News Reports
It was her destiny to survive.
An 8-year-old Bronx girl aptly named Destiny survived a seven-floor plunge from her bedroom window early Thursday.
Destiny Antonio landed on a 10-foot swath of grass in front of the Castle Hill Houses, narrowly missing a paved roadway when she fell around 1:30 a.m.
"When somebody after that stays alive, it's a gift from God," said neighbor Juanita Candelare, 64.
"I'm gonna' thank God all day that she's alive." Friends said the family was sleeping when Destiny somehow tumbled out of the window in the bedroom she shares with some of her 11 siblings.
The little girl is undergoing surgery at Jacobi Medical Center, said longtime family friend Paul Miller. She suffered a broken hip, shattered pelvis, broken leg and trauma to her intestines and liver.
"Doctors are saying the first six hours are the most important," Miller said.
Authorities are still trying to determine how the child got out of the window, which has a visible window guard.
Miller said the window also opens from the top and believes the child squeezed herself through that.
He said Destiny's mom had complained to building management recently about the gap and that it had been fixed. A NYCHA employee said the top of the window should only open four inches.
Scene at 2140 Seward Avenue, Destiny Antonio, fell.
"She might have lifted the window up and climbed over the window guards?" neighbor Cecilia Colon, 52, speculated.
"It's a mystery. I can't figure it out."
Luis Guzman was hanging out with friends when he heard the girl hit ground and said she was "moving around, like when you're having a nightmare."
"It sounded like you threw something very heavy," he said. "When we looked it was a little girl right there."
Guzman sat by the girl, dressed in her pajamas, and told her, "Mama, don't move."
The girl's mom ran outside immediately.
"Oh, my baby!" the mother cried.
Guzman said the woman almost fainted.
Relatives were keeping vigil Thursday at the hospital as Destiny underwent surgery. "A miraculous kid," Miller said of Destiny. "God had his hands on her," he added.
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