Yes, I’ll be the Dj at your event!

I carry liability insurance.

For every piece of gear I bring there is always backup gear on site just in case.

For a wedding reception, I do include Astera Pixel Tube lights for the dance floor

Spinning vinyl would be for special events only, my most common setup is a laptop connected to a controller with two platters that spin in the same fashion as records.

I do travel for events and have been all over the US and to Mexico, we can work something out!

Always knowing what’s going on in the room is key. People watching is part of the job and really helps when you're trying to play the right music.

Other than your input, ideas and special list of requests, I don’t create full playlists before events. I’m definitely prepared but I believe it’s better to play for the crowd on the fly.

To me, the music should complement the vibe, not take center stage. Not every wedding needs to be all about hype or a nonstop dance party, and I completely understand that. As a DJ, I love getting people on the dance floor, but more importantly, I want everyone to genuinely enjoy their time together and the music should flow with the energy of the guests.

My main role is to read the crowd and create an atmosphere that fits them perfectly—adjusting the music to match their tastes and how they’re feeling in the moment.

Volume is key—not so quiet that it feels awkward, but not so loud that people can’t hear each other. It’s all about finding that perfect balance to make everything feel just right.

Not every crowd is going to be super hype, and that’s ok! My role is to feel the energy, stay real, and let the vibe build naturally, rather than force it.