Ronald “DJ CHOC” Williams
Founder & Visionary of GS Radio
Ronald Williams, known throughout the Tri-State and beyond as DJ CHOC, is a sound engineer, radio host, and cultural visionary whose impact runs deep through the veins of community, creativity, and connection. He is the founding force behind GS Radio (2010), Glory Song (2015), and KOM TV (2020), platforms born from a desire to give voice to the unheard and soul to the airwaves.
But long before the microphones and mixers, Ronald’s journey began with rhythm and remembrance. In 1984, he took his place in string ensembles, steel drum choruses, and marching bands ... not just learning to play, but learning to feel. He became a drummer following in the footsteps of his late father, Levern Williams. Every beat on the drum became a heartbeat shared between generations. Music wasn’t just a skill, It was a spiritual bond, a way to keep his father close, and a gateway into the world of sound mastery where beats and bars became second nature.
As DJ CHOC, Ronald harnessed this emotional power into electrifying experiences for the NAACP, Glamming The Warriors, and WBLS’s Eddie Love. His audio signature has lifted events like the Hot 97 Boat Ride and echoed through schools in Teaneck and Englewood. From Elks Lodges to Mason Lounges, citywide parades to historic celebrations, his sound isn’t just heard ... it’s felt.
He’s shared stages with artists like “Next,” “Alex Sensation,” and “DJ Carmelo,” bringing precision, passion, and professionalism to every performance. His reach touches festivals, church conferences, pride events, and soul-filled concerts. Each one a reflection of his devotion to culture, unity, and joy.
As a mentor to Tonia Champagne, franchise owner of GS Radio Newark, LLC., DJ CHOC continues to uplift emerging voices and visionary creators, building bridges between generations and genres.
More than a DJ, Ronald Williams is the pulse of a movement. A keeper of legacy. A transformer of silence into sound. His work is rhythm, heart, and purpose ... all dancing in harmony.
Founder & Visionary of GS Radio
Ronald Williams, known throughout the Tri-State and beyond as DJ CHOC, is a sound engineer, radio host, and cultural visionary whose impact runs deep through the veins of community, creativity, and connection. He is the founding force behind GS Radio (2010), Glory Song (2015), and KOM TV (2020), platforms born from a desire to give voice to the unheard and soul to the airwaves.
But long before the microphones and mixers, Ronald’s journey began with rhythm and remembrance. In 1984, he took his place in string ensembles, steel drum choruses, and marching bands ... not just learning to play, but learning to feel. He became a drummer following in the footsteps of his late father, Levern Williams. Every beat on the drum became a heartbeat shared between generations. Music wasn’t just a skill, It was a spiritual bond, a way to keep his father close, and a gateway into the world of sound mastery where beats and bars became second nature.
As DJ CHOC, Ronald harnessed this emotional power into electrifying experiences for the NAACP, Glamming The Warriors, and WBLS’s Eddie Love. His audio signature has lifted events like the Hot 97 Boat Ride and echoed through schools in Teaneck and Englewood. From Elks Lodges to Mason Lounges, citywide parades to historic celebrations, his sound isn’t just heard ... it’s felt.
He’s shared stages with artists like “Next,” “Alex Sensation,” and “DJ Carmelo,” bringing precision, passion, and professionalism to every performance. His reach touches festivals, church conferences, pride events, and soul-filled concerts. Each one a reflection of his devotion to culture, unity, and joy.
As a mentor to Tonia Champagne, franchise owner of GS Radio Newark, LLC., DJ CHOC continues to uplift emerging voices and visionary creators, building bridges between generations and genres.
More than a DJ, Ronald Williams is the pulse of a movement. A keeper of legacy. A transformer of silence into sound. His work is rhythm, heart, and purpose ... all dancing in harmony.
