Wayne Robert Winston

Born in Newark, NJ, and raised in Brooklyn, NY, Wayne Robert Winston aka D.J. Ace has been involved in education and the arts since the early 80s. A recording artist, musician, writer, photographer, and activist, he has always been committed to sharing his talents throughout the community. He is the CEO/Manager and Founder of N.S.P. Youth (Non-Stop Production), a talent development/artist management program that works with children, teens, and young adults who work as models, actors, singers, dancers, and musicians.

His additional commitment to the youth includes spending time speaking, and working with youth on developing youth leadership skills, speaking at public youth events, planning youth programs for recreational purposes, and consultant to young artists.

His work includes releasing his album, "Back to the Hip Hop" in 2012, featured in several art exhibits, published photo work in "Hip Hop History" by Mabusha Cooper, and recipient of numerous awards for his service, including receiving the "Humanitarian International" award in 2016.

"This One Moment" is his first full published work of writings, and he look forward to producing additional music, touring, and working on new books for the coming years.

Today, Mr. Winston continues his work through N.S.P. Youth, managing young artists and performers, serving as a church Deacon, a middle school administrator, and advisor to several community based organizations abroad. He also operates as educational director for Educated Voices of Hip Hop, a not-for profit 501 (3)c that hosts workshops on the music business, DJ classes and supplemental programs for youth/young adults.