Tittsworth
Tittsworth, born Jesse Tittsworth in the Philippines, is an American DJ, producer, and club owner active since 1992 who co-founded Washington, D.C.'s U Street Music Hall in 2010, handling bookings and artist liaison during its first two years and DJing dozens of nights there across its first five years. He has played festivals including Amsterdam Dance Event and raves such as Hard Day of the Dead, working across house, Baltimore club, moombahton, and techno.
In 2006 he co-founded T&A Records with DJ Ayres, later also co-founding the Hermanito label, and released more than a dozen vinyl records including the last release for A-Trak's battle imprint Ammo. His debut album, “Twelve Steps,” arrived in 2008 featuring Pitbull, Nina Sky, Kid Sister, and The Federation, followed by the moombahton track “Pendejas” and a 2011 collaboration with Alvin Risk and Maluca, “La Campana,” which appeared in the video game FIFA 12.
His remix work includes reworkings of Scanners, AC Slater, and Breach, reflecting a career built as much around club ownership and label curation in D.C. as around his own studio output and DJ bookings.