Frequently Asked Questions

I am an open-format mix DJ, so I'm comfortable with various genres, but I primarily play pop, dance, hip-hop, and R&B.

I love a good mashup or remix, but I still want it to have the original feel. I tend to mix quickly, similar to a nightclub DJ, but of course, tailored to be appropriate to the event or wedding I am performing at. I love songs with a good groove, such as funk, disco, or house elements.

If I have your date available, I’ll email you, and you’ll get a link to schedule a discovery call (and we can both do a little happy dance).

After the discovery call, I will send you a customized proposal. Once you accept the proposal, you digitally sign the contract and pay the retainer to secure my creative services. This is payment 1 of 3, with the other 2 being a balance split and any production add-ons.

I’ve been DJing weddings regularly since 2016, though I started long before. Between weddings, socials, corporate events, and nightlife, I do 40-50 annual events.

Whether requests are allowed or not… your guests will still make them! Requests are just that, though, a request, not a guarantee. If I think a requested song will work for the event, I will play it; if I do not, I won’t.

First, the easy answer: I am happy to act as your MC, will do so with a natural voice and tone, and it is part of almost all of my events. As far as packages go, well, I don’t do packages because I do not believe in one size fits all for unique and milestone events. I build out custom proposals in three areas: Talent, Production, and Travel. I want you to get what you want and need and nothing you don’t.

I will do one wedding most weekends. I may do two during peak season or holiday weekends, but I prefer to keep it to one.

I constantly listen to music and subscribe to music services for DJs. I go through them weekly to acquire the newest and hottest songs while also looking for modern remixes of classic songs.

I work with at least one assistant for most weddings; the number of assistants for other private events varies depending on the complexity of the production.

Absolutely. Love is Love.

Maybe. I believe lighting is essential to creating the right party atmosphere for sensational moments and memories to be made. If you have hired a professional lighting company, I will work with or defer the design and implementation to them.

Yes! While Boston-based, I’ve DJ’d and lit events and weddings in New York City, Las Vegas, Sarasota, Milwaukee, St. Louis, and Boca Raton, to name a few. I’m happy to discuss your needs for any destination event, whether domestic or international.

YES! PLEASE! A huge part of my process is getting to know the ‘musical DNA’ of my clients and/or their events to ensure I nail the vibe! This is a creative process and I find that the more I know about you and your music, the better the party I can provide!

Yes and no. When I have events open to the public, I’m happy to have you attend, but I cannot extend an invite to someone else’s wedding or private event. Most of my work is in the private event space, though public events can be found here.

Weddings are quoted per day (until 11:59 PM) rather than hourly. Its rare that we have the ability to extend, mostly due to venue requirements. Non-wedding events do have an hourly overtime rate

Absolutely. I carry a 2 million dollar policy and am happy to provide a COI to your venue.

A few things. First is my process; if you have read through the site, you will see me mention it multiple times; it’s not just the planning meetings but the continued professional development and networking investments I make in myself year-round.

Second is the way I seamlessly integrate lighting into my performance; I believe that, when done right, lighting compliments the music and elevates the overall event.