The right music. At exactly the right moment.

That depends on your guests, the type of event and the atmosphere you want. We discuss preferences, important songs and music to avoid in advance. During the event, the DJ continues to respond to the audience.

Yes. Requests, favourite genres and no-go songs are an important part of the preparation. They provide direction without turning the evening into a fixed playlist.

We consider audience, venue, appearance, music style, presentation and experience. Because our advice is independent, the selection starts with your event rather than a fixed artist roster.

We determine that for each venue and event. We review what is already available and advise on a suitable DJ setup, sound system and atmospheric lighting, avoiding both gaps and unnecessary duplication.

That depends on the setup. A compact DJ booth needs less room than a complete show with sound and lighting. Dimensions, power and setup arrangements are coordinated with the venue in advance.

Certainly. The DJ can shape the musical flow from the welcome or dinner onwards and gradually build towards the party. Volume and music selection are adapted for each part of the event.

Yes. A saxophonist can join the DJ live at selected moments. We coordinate music, timing, production and communication so the combination feels like one performance.

Continuity is discussed with the selected DJ and partners beforehand. If replacement is needed, we look for a professional solution within the agreed profile and protect the arrangements already made.

For popular Fridays, Saturdays and wedding dates, we recommend getting in touch as early as possible. With a shorter lead time, we are still happy to explore which quality options remain available.

The price depends on factors such as playing time, experience, travel, production and the required setup. After a short introduction, you receive a transparent proposal tailored to the event.