K-Swift

K-Swift, sometimes referred to as K Swift, was the professional name of Khia Edgerton (August 23, 1978 – September 21, 2008), an American DJ, producer, rapper, and media personality from Baltimore, Maryland. She gained prominence as a leading figure in the Baltimore club music scene.

Career: K-Swift rose to fame through her work as a DJ, performing at local parties, clubs, and on the radio. She was known for her high-energy sets and her ability to blend various musical genres. She eventually became a popular personality on Baltimore radio station 92Q Jams, where she hosted a popular show. In addition to DJing, K-Swift produced her own music and mentored other aspiring artists in the Baltimore area. She played a significant role in popularizing Baltimore club music, helping to bring the genre to a wider audience.

Death: K-Swift died in September 2008 as a result of injuries sustained from an accidental fall into a swimming pool at her home. Her death was widely mourned in the Baltimore music community and beyond. She is remembered for her contributions to the Baltimore club scene and her positive influence on the local music community. Her legacy continues to inspire DJs and producers in the region.