FAQs
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
When working with a new customer, I start with a phone consultation to go over basic details of the event. After we've agreed to work together, we go over more specific particulars so that the customer knows what to expect leading up to the event, and so they can tell me more about what they’re picturing. We then meet up in person or over the phone to go over all final details before the date to make sure we have a wonderful event that meets all the client’s needs!
- How did you get started doing this type of work?
I grew up on NYC radio in the 90s and was instantly drawn to the sounds of the DJ. I started DJing at a summer camp I went to when I was a teenager, and I found that keeping bodies on the dance floor was not only a challenge I loved, but a skill I was blessed to have. After school, I became a DJ professionally. I have over 15 years of experience DJing and coordinating weddings in the Bay Area and the East Coast. I've had the privilege of being a professional working DJ for over 20 years.
- What types of customers have you worked with?
I've performed at events of all shapes and sizes, including private weddings ranging from 25 to 250 people, corporate parties, bar and bat mitzvahs. I’ve worked with CEOs, stressed out mothers of the bride (or groom!), the newlyweds, teenagers, etc. I enjoy celebrating with all genres of music from all cultures around the world. I've had the privilege of performing in a variety of events & venues, including festivals, such as BottleRock, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, and Lightning In A Bottle. Some San Francisco venues I’ve worked with are: The W Hotel, Cal Academy Of Sciences, Public Works, AT&T Park and companies such as IBM, Redbull, Heap, Google, Sports Basement, Tesla, Zynga, and Fuse Project.