DJ/EMCEE
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I am family friendly first. My entertainment is free of cursing, harsh humor, or sexual innuendo.
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I've been a DJ and emcee for over 21 years, emceeing some of Dallas' biggest events.
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Set-up takes an hour (the set-up hour is not charged.)
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I use high-end audio gear (mics, speakers, lights included).
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The cost for DJing is $250 per hour. (No taxes, no hidden or extra fees, ever).
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To book, you must pay $100 down and the remainder the week before the event.
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I also have a popular, open style photobooth (More info here) and it cost $450 for 3hrs.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
What’s the deposit amount?
$100. Your date is still open on my calendar until the deposit is paid.
Will you meet with us about the event?
Absolutely, but after the deposit is paid.
My event is not in the Dallas-Fort Worth area; do you travel?
Absolutely! However, there is a $100 travel fee per hour your event is away from Fort Worth Texas.
When is the remainder due?
The week of the event.
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What KIND of DJ are you?
By default, I am laid-back and not in your face. The music does most of the talking for me. I am able to engage your crowd to get them moving, however. As a result, I don't want to be annoying or corny, so I limit my interactions to what's necessary. In most cases, I am hired because I am able to engage the crowd without being pushy.
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Do you do all the announcing at the event?
Usually. However, if you have a friend you want to have emcee, no problem at all. This is your event and I will do whatever you want.
How do you make play-lists?
I don't DJ from play-lists, meaning, I don't let Spotify do the work. If you give me a list of songs to play then I will just get actual copies of the songs. Sidenote: Sending me a screenshot of your Spotify playlist DOES NOT work either. You must list the music you want on the form I send you.
Can we give you a DO NOT PLAY list?
YES! Some people hate line-dances HOWEVER, those songs are UNDISPUTED crowd pleasers. You may want to allow line dances at your event if dancing is important to you.
Do you DJ alone?
DJing is a one person operation. On rare occasion will a second DJ be present and if that 's the case then I am most likely training that DJ. You will be informed if another DJ will be present.
Do you play the music for the ceremony or just reception?
I can play the music for the ceremony and even mic the officiant, guitar player, singer or pianist.
Do you take song requests from guests?
Generally, yes, but if your guests are intoxicated and their song request is inappropriate, I will decline their request. If you hire me to DJ your event, you agree that I can deny requests that are inappropriate. For example; A guest comes up to me and requests classical music while everyone is dancing to pop music. Or a guest asks for a hardcore rap song during dinner. Requests like that will be denied.