I Am...
LA Slick D, also known as AIRmatic, is a rap music producer and visionary entrepreneur based in Los Angeles, California. Hailing from the vibrant neighborhood of Hollywood, he draws inspiration from the diverse culture and rich musical heritage that surrounds him. His work as a producer showcases his unique style, seamlessly blending various genres to create fresh, innovative sounds that resonate with artists and audiences alike.
As the founder of the AIRmatic brand, LA Slick D has carved a distinct niche in the music industry. His commitment to quality and authenticity is reflected in every project he undertakes. Whether it's collaborating with emerging talents or established names, he approaches each creation with a passion for pushing boundaries and elevating the art of rap music.
Beyond music production, LA Slick D is also the mastermind behind the Allustrious (Allustry) Clothing Line. This line embodies the spirit of creativity and self-expression, offering fashion-forward pieces that reflect the hustle and energy of Hollywood. Each collection is a blend of streetwear aesthetics and high-fashion influences, designed for those who seek to make a statement.
With a keen understanding of both music and fashion, LA Slick D continues to influence and shape the culture around him. His journey from the streets of Hollywood to the forefront of the music and fashion industries serves as an inspiration to aspiring artists and entrepreneurs everywhere. As he forges ahead, the AIRmatic brand and Allustry Clothing Line are set to redefine the standards of excellence in both realms.
“I am AIRmatic a.k.a. LA Slick D, which stands for Ladies Adore Slick Dante. My name is Dante, and I was born and raised in Los Angeles, California, specifically in Hollywood.
I started making music at around 17 or 18. My journey with rap began when I first heard it at the age of 5. I have two older brothers, and I vividly remember the moment my oldest brother played a cassette he had recorded from Power 106. The track was “Loungin (Who Do Ya Luv)” by LL Cool J. That was in 1995, and from that point on, I was immersed in hip hop culture.”
-LA Slick D