Jennifer Witcher (DJ Minx)

Biography
Born and raised in Detroit, Witcher began DJing after discovering the city's influential Music Institute in 1989. She founded Women on Wax in 1996 as a collective for women DJs and vocalists and established Women On Wax Recordings in 2001, creating a platform for women within Detroit's electronic-music scene.
Her production career includes A Walk in the Park (2003), Airborne EP (2003), Deep Structures E.P. (2004), and Midnite Bullet EP (2008). Her later releases include Purse First (2021), Do It All Night (2022), and Queendom Vol. 1 (2023).
Witcher has remained closely connected to Detroit's electronic-music community, including the city's Movement festival. Her later work has also incorporated LGBTQ+ advocacy, including Purse First, which benefited the Ruth Ellis Center, and Queendom Vol. 1, a Pride-focused release featuring LGBTQ+ artists.
BQW Impact
Through Women on Wax, DJ Minx created a platform for women DJs and vocalists within Detroit's electronic-music community, helping expand opportunities for women in a scene historically dominated by men. Her work has also connected Detroit house music with Black queer cultural expression.
Her LGBTQ+ advocacy has included music and fundraising efforts supporting queer communities, including Purse First and the Ruth Ellis Center. Queendom Vol. 1 further centered LGBTQ+ artists through a Pride-focused Women On Wax release.
Notable Works
A Walk in the Park (2003)
A signature house track and one of Witcher's best-known productions.
Airborne EP (2003)
An early release establishing her production work within Detroit's house-music scene.
Deep Structures E.P. (2004)
A collaborative release with Pirahnahead.
Midnite Bullet EP (2008)
An electronic-music release from her early production period.
Purse First (2021)
A release supporting the Ruth Ellis Center, which provides services to LGBTQ+ young people.
Queendom Vol. 1 (2023)
A Pride-focused compilation that relaunched Women On Wax Recordings and highlighted LGBTQ+ artists.
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