Government Name
David Martin Blake (Born on January 18, 1970, in Compton, CA)

Groups
The Fixxers:
AMG (Born Jason Lewis September 29, 1970 in Cleveland, Ohio)
DJ Quik (Born David Martin Blake, January 18, 1970, in Compton, CA)

Q.D.T.:
(acronym: Quik, Dogg & Teddy)
DJ Quik (Born David Martin Blake, January 18, 1970, in Compton, CA)
Snoop Dogg (A.K.A. Snoop Doggy Dogg, Tha Doggfather, Niggaracci & Snoopy Collins) (Born Cordozar Calvin Broadus, Jr., October 20, 1971 in Long Beach, CA)
Teddy Riley (Born Edward Theodore Riley, October 8, 1967 in Harlem, New York City, NY)

See Also: AMG, Hi-C, Suga Free, 2nd II None, Mausberg, D.P.G.C., Blackstreet & Guy

Albums
DJ Quik - Quik Is The Name
DJ Quik - Way 2 Fonky
DJ Quik - Safe + Sound
DJ Quik - Rhythm-al-ism
DJ Quik - Balance & Options
DJ Quik - Under Tha Influence
Dj Quik - The Best Of DJ Quik: Da Finale
DJ Quik - Trauma
DJ Quik & Kurupt - BlaQKout
The Fixxers - Midnight Life

Mixtapes
DJ Quik - Break Bread
DJ Quik - The Red Tape: Volume 1
DJ Quik - The Trauma Mixtape
DJ Quik - The Trauma Mixtape Version 2
David Blake - The Death Row Sessions EP

Singles
DJ Quik - What They Think (Single)

DVD
DJ Quik - Visualism (DVD)

Also Featured On...
Best Of Rap City
Big Syke - Big Syke Daddy
Bigg Snoop Dogg & Daddy V Present Blaze It Up: Tha High 'Til I Die Compilation
Butch Cassidy - High
Chamillionaire - Ridin' (West Coast Remix) (Single)
Chronic 2000: Still Smokin'
Crooked I - Evolution Of A Boss Mixtape
Damizza Presents Baby Ree Mixtape Vol. III
Death Row Stories
Death Row Uncut (DVD)
DJ Age Presents Death Row Unreleased And Unleashed
DJ Jam Presents WBALLZ 187.4 FM Vol. 1
DJ Nik Bean - Streetz Of L.A. 7
Do Or Die - D.O.D.
Dwele - W.ants W.orld W.omen
8Ball & MJG - Space Age 4 Eva
Mike Epps - Funny Bidness: Da Album
Gang Tapes
Gap Band - Funkin' 'Till Y2K Comz
Hi-C - Skanless
Hi-C - Hi-Life Hustle
The Hit List
Jacked Up
Jadakiss - Kiss Of Death
Julio G - Westside Radio Vol. 3
King T - Thy Kingdom Come
King T - The Ruthless Chronicles
The Konnectid Project
Kurupt - Space Boogie: Smoke Oddessey
Kurupt - Streetlights
Talib Kweli - Quality
L.B.C. Crew - Long Beach 2 Compton Mixtape
Life
Ludacris - The Red Light District
Mausberg - Non-Fiction
Menace II Society
Murder Was The Case
Nate Dogg
The N.W.A. Legacy Volume 1: 1988-1998
O.G. Daddy V Presents Compton’s Finest Mixtape Volume 1
Penthouse Players Clique - Paid The Cost
Pure Soul
Put Yourself Out - Grand Theft Audio 2
Raphael Saadiq - All Hits At The House Of Blues
Erick Sermon - Def Squad Presents Erick Onasis
2nd II None
2nd II None - Classic 220
2nd II None - The Shit
Soundbombing III
Suga Free - Street Gospel
Suga Free - The Features
Suga Free - The Features Volume 2
Suga Free - Why U Bullshittin' (Thug Radio Mixtape)
This That Gangsta Thug Shit
Thug Radio Mixtape 14: Ridin'
Thug Radio Mixtape 15: Hard As Steel
Thug Radio Mixtape 18: Raw Shit
Tony! Toni! Toné! - House Of Music
Tony! Toni! Toné! - Hits
TQ - Better Days (Single)
Training Day
Truth Hurts - Truthfully Speaking
2Pac - Loyal To The Game
2Pac - Loyal To The Game (Bonus Tracks Promo)
2Pac - The O.G. Project
2Pac - Rare & Unreleased
2Pac - The Way He Wanted Vol. 3
Christopher Williams - Real Men Do
Xzibit - Restless
Xzibit - Full Circle

Bio From AllMusic.Com
One of the premier West Coast gangsta rap artists of the early '90s, DJ Quik was a rapper as well as a producer whose career carried on well into the next decade, as he put his career aside and began working primarily as a beat-maker. Born David Martin Blake on January 18, 1970, in Compton, CA, DJ Quik made a name for himself on the mixtape circuit during the late '80s, compiling tapes also featuring fellow rappers AMG, 2nd II None, and Hi-C. On the basis of these mixtapes, he was signed to Priority Records and made his album debut with Quik Is The Name (1990), on which he produced all the tracks (as he would on each of his solo albums) as well as rapper. Quik Is The Name proved quite successful, spawning two hits ("Tonite," "Born and Raised in Compton") and going platinum.

Throughout the remainder of the '90s, DJ Quik released three further albums -- Way 2 Fonky (1992), Safe & Sound (1995), Rhythm-al-ism (1998) -- that were fairly successful, each going gold, yet none proved as popular as his debut. When his fifth album, Balance & Options (2000), failed to show a substantial improvement in sales, he was dropped by Arista (which had taken over Profile). His next album, Under Tha Influence (2002), distributed by Universal, failed to resurrect his commercial standing. Again without a major-label deal, DJ Quik proceeded to form his own label, Mad Science Recordings, via which he released Trauma (2005) and Greatest Hits Live at the House of Blues (2006), and also, in 2005, re-released Under Tha Influence.

In addition to his solo career, DJ Quik kept busy as a producer, beginning in 1991 on the debut albums by 2nd II None (2nd II None) and Hi-C (Skanless). In subsequent years he contributed productions to albums by AMG (Bitch Betta Have My Money, 1992), Penthouse Players Clique (Paid The Cost, 1992), Tony! Toni! Toné! (House Of Music, 1996), 2Pac (All Eyez On Me, 1996), the Luniz (Lunitik Muzik, 1997), Suga Free (Street Gospel, 1997), Jermaine Dupri (Life in 1472, 1998), Deborah Cox (One Wish, 1998), Shaquille O'Neal (Respect, 1998), King T (Thy Kingdom Come, 1998), Snoop Dogg (No Limit Top Dogg, 1999), Mausberg (Non-Fiction, 2000), 8Ball & MJG (Space Age 4 Eva, 2000), Xzibit (Restless, 2000), Kurupt (Space Boogie: Smoke Oddessey, 2001), Talib Kweli (Quality, 2002), Truth Hurts (Truthfully Speaking, 2002), Jay-Z (The Black Album, 2003), Jadakiss (The Kiss Of Death, 2004), and Ludacris (The Red Light District, 2004), among many others. - Jason Birchmeier

Official Sites: MySpace & The Fixxers