Sujit Kundu never thought his career would be built on music. “My dad was an engineer and my mom worked at a bank, and their goal was for me to be a doctor or a lawyer,” he says. “I didn’t play an instrument. I didn’t come from a musical family. I was going to be an accountant or something.”

That didn’t happen. Kundu took a different path, one that began when he threw a high school warehouse party—as part of a bet—in Fullerton, California. He enrolled at the University of California, Santa Barbara to follow the plan, and found it was “so wide open” that he had to go back to throwing parties.

From those origins, SKAM Artists evolved. Booking DJs, artists and celebrities at nightclubs across the country and around the world, SKAM is a dominant force—especially in Las Vegas, where it seems you can pick any night or any club and find one of Kundu’s DJs controlling the music and the party. SKAM is everywhere.

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