I got my start in the DJ world over a decade ago. In 2008 I started running my own event company, from weddings and private parties to corporate events. After all the planning was done, I became passionate about matching my clients vibe and intensity and sharing it with the rest of their guests. The DJ at every wedding is responsible for setting the tone through the music and lighting, emceeing, and coordinating the events that take place throughout the night. I’ve seen many weddings fall flat because of DJs who didn’t know how to entertain a crowd or would leave major gaps of silence in between songs, losing any build up they may have acquired. 

There’s a lot more to DJing than hitting play and learning how to use a mixer. You have to be able to communicate with a large group of people at one time, you have to be flexible with ever changing parts of the night, and you have to be able to read your crowd properly to keep the dance floor packed and make the night unforgettable. That’s harder to do in private events where you have many people who listen to multiple genres of music, but that happens to be where I thrive the most. 

Music is an essential part of our everyday lives, and I’m able to appreciate all genres of music when I do what I do.  This has allowed me to become an open format DJ. I perform a mix based on any given format throughout the night. From EDM to hip hop, house country, and pop, there’s no limit to what I can play and use to entertain my crowd.