DJ Shadowstrike

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Introduction

Being an early 20's DJ, I am more familiar with the crowds I work with and am more up-to-date on what music is current and popular. Additionally, I travel with a production rig of professional DJ lighting. Also, some "DJs" may simply put in a CD and press play. I beatmatch my music to ensure the songs flow as seemlessly as possible and that there isn't a pause between tracks. I enjoy seeing a crowd get excited, and seeing others get pumped up when I play my mixes and remixes. It lets me know that my work is appreciated and that everyone at that event goes home knowing they had a great time.

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1 employee

13 years in business

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Justin H.

Dec 4, 2014

A great DJ that is bound to make you feel energetic and jump up out from your seats to do some dancing. He might be a bit young as a DJ, but he's a rising star. Recommended.

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How did you get started doing this type of work?
Being a huge fan of club music, I wanted to find a way to provide it and introduce a lot of people to it. Also, I have always been one to want to provide a fun time for others. What better way than to drive the music that everyone is dancing to?
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Ask what their services entail, what music they specialize in, and what type of show they plan on providing you.
What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?
Above all else, I wish customers knew the expense of everything I bring out to an event. Between my lighting, sound system, turntables, DJ console, laptop, cables, and truss alone you have over $6,000 in equipment available to you. So, when people come up and touch our equipment, you should understand why we get a bit nervous.