Mr. V (born Victor Font, 1974 on the Lower East Side, New York) is an American House Music DJ, producer, and vocalist. He is also the owner of Sole Channel Music and Muzik 4 Tomorrow. Mr. V started DJing at the age of 14 on the Lower East Side, but it would not be for many years that he would sign with the Vega Records label, Masters At Work Records and assisting Louie Vega. In 2001, he founded Sole Channel, a weekly party with Alix Alvarez in New York City, In 2003 the pair would start a record label called Sole Channel Music releasing several tracks with their own sound. In 2013 the pair would part ways with the label and Alix Alvarez would pursue different endeavours while Mr. V would maintain the record label, in 2012 Mr. V would launch the first sister label to Sole Channel Music called Muzik 4 Tomorrow (M4T). His most famous tracks have been "Jus Dance", "Da Bump", released in 2006, and "Put Your Drink Down", released in 2007, both included in the album Welcome Home and is best known for his breakout hit with Fedde Le Grand Entitled "Back N' Forth" amongst many other tracks and collaborations today. Experiencing Mr. V's DJ sets, original productions or remixes is like taking a trip back in time to dance music's golden age. Before superstar DJs took over the spotlight, dance music was a cultural phenomenon that did what no other form of music could do – bring people together. It didn't matter what race or sexual orientation you came from because dance music was all about embracing our differences and creating a homogeneous vibe. The music was built heavily on traditional song structures and much heart and soul. DJs played whatever it took to get the party going and the music was never predictable. It is with this classic spirit and enthusiasm that New York City's Mr. V targets today's dance music world. Mr. V is a throwback in the purest sense. Growing up in the 1980s the open-minded, hardworking Mr. V was heavily influenced by House, Hip-Hop, Latin, Garage and Disco classics, Rhythm & Blues and Jazz. Mr. V was enamored by the role a DJ commanded over a crowd (from the amazing unity of music to the power of controlling music) and was taken by the talents of his friend Lord G., who