I had always been cautious to grow the business beyond myself at the risk of being represented below my standards, but in 2000 I began to leverage DJ employees whom I trusted on more than just a casual business level, but on a personal friendship level, with taking events under my company brand. I've found a few other DJ's who are as passionate as I am about satisfying clients with their DJ talents.

Kathy, RJ, Frank, and Mike like myself, have their DJ roots in the nightclub business and have been DJ's most of their lives. I feel that life-long & extended nightclub experience brings a unique value to an event because the DJ knows how to read & respond to what is working for the guests & what is not. Our style is to focus on great music first & talking second. We'll make all the announcements you desire, but we won't be 'gabby.' I know first hand that a nightclub dj could evolve & adapt to play more professional events like wedding receptions & corporate events; conversely, if you tried to put a gabby-radio personality type of DJ into a situation with a live dance floor may prove to be more of a challenge for a positive dancing response.

After more than 400 events, I've developed a replicable planning session format complete with printed templates with timelines that all full circle DJ's follow. This template allows for client input & 'customization' to come up with a final documented plan in visual timeline format unique to your event. We share these planning documents with a client prior to the event so there is a common understanding of the event plan and we usually bring extra copies to share with other vendors too.

To date (Apr. 2008), we have not missed on delivering on a contracted event for any reason. <knock on wood>

Bio for Alum. Blaine coming