People start inquiring about 6 to 12 months out about their date. Peak Gulf Coast dates — spring and fall Saturdays, holiday weekends — tend to go first.

That said, don't count yourself out because your timeline is tight. Reach out anyway. If we can do your event justice, we'll tell you. If we can't, we'll say that too.

Send us your date, venue, and a sense of what you're planning through our contact form. We'll get back to you within 48–72 hours with availability and some information built around your actual event — not a generic rate card.

Everything after that runs through HoneyBook, so your proposal, contract, and payments all live in one place instead of scattered across a dozen email threads.

A signed agreement and a 25% retainer. Until both are in, the date stays open — we can't hold it on a handshake, as much as we'd like to.

The remaining balance is due one month before your event. Payments can be made online through HoneyBook, or electronically via Zelle or Venmo.

Straight answer: the retainer isn't refundable. It reserves your date, which means turning away every other inquiry for it, and that time doesn't come back.

If a cancellation comes less than six months out, the second payment is still due — by that point the planning hours are already spent and the date is too close to rebook.

Your signed agreement is the authority on all of this. If anything here is unclear, ask us before you sign rather than after.

Postponing is different from canceling, and we treat it that way. Your contracted services carry over to a new date, provided we're available for it.

Work pauses when you let us know, and we'll rebuild the payment schedule once you've settled on the new date. When it's time to pick things back up, the second payment comes due as we restart.

Yes. You'll know exactly who's behind the booth well before the day, and you'll work with them directly through planning. Nobody gets a surprise substitute the week of.

You can meet the whole crew on our Meet The Team page.

We mix. Live. When it counts.

Cocktail hour and dinner can be a different story — if you'd rather we run your own playlist while people are eating and catching up, that's a completely reasonable ask and we'll do it. No ego about it.

But once that floor opens, we're mixing in real time. A pre-built playlist can't tell that the dance floor is heating up faster than you expected, or that Grandma needs three more songs before she'll commit. Reading a room as it happens is the whole job — and it's the difference between a packed floor and guests quietly finding the parking lot.

Don't take our word for it. Full live sets from real events are up on our Mixcloud — weddings, charity galas, and even some nightclub sets. Recorded as they happened.

Both, please. Honestly, the do-not-play list is often more useful than the must-play list — knowing what makes you cringe tells us as much as knowing what you love.

We use Vibo, a planning app built for exactly this. You'll build your lists, organize songs by moment, and connect your Spotify or Apple Music playlists if you want. Then we'll actually talk it through together — the app collects the info, but it doesn't replace the conversation.

Open format, genuinely. Top 40, hip-hop, R&B, house and dance, funk and soul, classic rock, country, Latin, and throwbacks across every decade.

After 20+ years working weddings, corporate rooms, and nightlife across the US, moving between all of that inside a single set is just the job.

Entirely your call, and we'll set the rule before the day so nobody's making that decision in the moment.

Some clients want an open floor. Some want every request routed through them. Some want an open floor except for four specific songs that must never be played under any circumstances. All three are completely normal.

Send it over. If it exists, we'll get it.

Special edits, a particular remix, a recording of your dad singing — get it to us early so we can test it properly. (We've done the dad-singing one. It went over well.)

We do, but our job on the mic is to say what needs saying, exactly when it needs saying, and then get out of the way and keep the night moving.

If you've got a planner or coordinator, we run off their timeline and stay in our lane.

Yes — and we mean genuinely redundant, not "there's a spare cable in the car."

We carry backup cords, audio devices loaded with a streaming library, spare speakers, spare lights, and spare mics. Gear fails sometimes. That should never become your problem on your wedding day.

Two decades in this market means two useful things. First, we plan for the day sideways — thinking through what could go wrong is part of the prep, not an afterthought. Second, we know nearly every reputable DJ on the Gulf Coast personally.

If something genuinely unavoidable happens, our contract commits us to securing a qualified professional replacement — with your approval, at no additional cost to you. They'd step in with your Vibo lists and full timeline already in hand.

Roughly 60 to 90 minutes to set up, and another 60 to 90 to break down, depending on the room and how far we're hauling gear from the truck. We arrive one to two hours before your start time to set up and run a full soundcheck.

You're billed for the block of time we mutually agree on — not for setup or breakdown.

Usually, yes — as long as your venue allows it. Overtime runs $150 per hour, and we confirm it with you before the clock starts. It never shows up as a surprise on an invoice afterward.

Yes, we carry a general liability policy and can produce a certificate of insurance if your venue requests one.

Some venues also want to be named as additionally insured. Send us your venue's requirements and we'll handle the paperwork. Corporate clients: we've got your W-9 ready too.

We're on the Gulf Coast — outdoor is half of what we do. Beach ceremonies, waterfront receptions, courtyard parties.

Before the day we'll sort out power access, shade or cover for the gear, and a weather plan. Florida weather has opinions, and we'd rather have the backup settled in advance than improvise in a downpour.

Tell us the dress code and we'll meet it — if you want us coordinated to your palette, just ask.

Pensacola and Pensacola Beach, Destin and Fort Walton Beach, Perdido and Navarre, Santa Rosa Beach and 30A, and across Alabama. We also work in the Greater Los Angeles County area regularly.

We do — domestically and internationally. We've taken the setup as far as Hawaii and Costa Rica.

Anything more than 125 miles from Pensacola counts as a destination event, which means travel is quoted as its own clear line item: round-trip airfare, lodging, and a rental car for the stay. You're welcome to book the travel yourself to our specs, or we'll arrange it and invoice it. Either way, nothing appears after you've signed that you didn't see coming.

Depends where we're headed. Sometimes we travel with it; sometimes it's smarter to source a vetted local rig and bring our own controllers and microphones.

We'll tell you which and why. Either way, we build in a full soundcheck window before anyone arrives.

Every event is quoted individually. Bookings range from around $900 up to $7,500 depending on coverage, venue, and production.

Send us your date and the shape of what you're planning, and we'll get you a real number.