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This was the 2nd of three gigs I had that Saturday in Isla Vista (IV), California. The first gig was a popping dayger at an ocean-side house that went from noon to 4. After finishing up at that gig I quickly mobbed to the rooftop of the tallest building in IV. We set up the equipment and even got a bubble machine running just in time for sunset. When the time came for the fraternity formal to begin we were all ready with my new fancy speakers pumping killer tunes, bubbles blowing across the dance floor, and the sun setting into the ocean. It was a magical time. The people were partying, the music was smashing, and we were all smiling. Good Times Indeed!

Oh yes, sometimes I play at bars/clubs too. In this instance I got a slot at M8RX Nightclub at the start of a busy night. The one thing I love about DJing to a group of rowdy college students is the crowd response. Those kids go crazy and it’s just exhilarating to not only watch, but feed into it by playing the best high-energy songs.

I am pictured here on the edge of the world DJing my favorite tracks. Seriously though, I am at an ocean-front backyard in Santa Barbara, California. With the late afternoon sun beating down on me and the world of music at my fingertips, I couldn’t be happier. 🙂

Pierrette and Spencer’s wedding was one for the books. They were insistent on wanting heavy electronic music throughout, and I mean throughout. Spencer walked down the aisle to heart-thumping happy hardcore music. For those of you who don’t know the happy hardcore genre, think Skrillex. That’s the best I can do for you. Spencer’s grandpa (pictured) was an incredible officiant and explained to the guests what EDM or electronic dance music was. The couple even exchanged bracelets during their ceremony while referencing PLUR (Peace, Love, Unity, Respect). I was honored to DJ for them and it was an absolute blast!