Meet Brandee Stuart, also known as DJ B.A.B.S, a Florida native who grew up West Palm Beach. She was heavily influenced by Miami's Power 96 radio station, which introduced her to a diverse range of music genres such as freestyle, house, hip hop, and latin beats at a young age.

As fate would have it, B.A.B.S eventually found herself in Washington, DC, where she immersed herself in the city's vibrant electronic music scene. She frequented popular clubs and parties such as Buzz, Tracks, Edge, and the Paradox, which further fueled her passion for house and break beats. It was during this time that B.A.B.S discovered her calling as a DJ and realized that this was what she wanted to do.

In 2015, she finally decided to pursue her dream and began to learn the art of DJing. With dedication, hard work, and a natural talent for mixing music, B.A.B.S has made a name for herself in the music industry. Today, she continues to share her love for music and entertain audiences with her electrifying performances.

As for the venues she has played at, the list is impressive. Some of the popular bar and nightclub spots in the Baltimore and DC areas include Admrial’s Cup, The Waterfront Hotel Bar, Riptides, Choptank and James Joyce in Fells Point Baltimore. In Federal Hill you may have danced with DJ B.A.B.S. at one of these popular bars — One Star, Crossbar, The Perch, Ropewalk Tavern, Nobles Bar and Grill, Cross Street Public House or maybe even Magerks.

But B.A.B.S is not just limited to bars and nightclubs. She has also performed at various event venues such as Kurtz's Beach, Celebrations at the Bay, Londontown and Gardens, Annapolis Yacht Club, Pasadena Yacht Club, Kent Manor Inn, Bark Social, Timbuktu Restaurant, Cloisters Castle, Overhills Mansion, Dumbarton House, Martin's West & Martin's East, Mainstreet Ballroom, and 1840's Plaza, to name a few. With her incredible talent and ability to connect with her audience, DJ B.A.B.S will elevate any event to the next level.

Want to know what B.A.B.S. stands for… well come to one of her events and say “Tell me what Mizz Jenkins said”.