When I tell people I have been in business for over 20 years, most look at me in disbelief. I have been a wedding DJ since I was a freshman in high school, and it is still as enjoyable and exciting today as it was when I first started. Here's how it all began.

Early Years

I became interested in music as a toddler, constantly trying to push all the buttons on my parents' stereo system. I was the kid who cared less about toy trucks; I just wanted the new Michael Jackson and Prince records.  When I was old enough to know what it meant to be a disc jockey, I would practice in my bedroom and look for opportunities to entertain the neighbors. Some of the first events I deejayed were neighborhood block parties and friends’ birthday parties using a couple of boombox cassette players.  By the time I was in 7th grade, I became the official DJ for my middle school, along side my science teacher who did all of the announcing. My school had all of the sound equipment, and for lighting they had a disco ball permanently hung in the middle of the cafeteria.

Professional DJ & Radio Career Begins

My first paid job was in the fall of 1994, as a freshman in high school... (READ MORE)

I have a passion for music and for helping to make sure the bride & groom's day is as special as can be and one to remember. I was a DJ for more than 8 years in the San Francisco Bay Area, and I have been deejaying in Dallas/Fort Worth with Uptown Sound for more than two years. I originally relocated to TX from CA for a corporate America profession, and while living here, I decided I would like to get back into deejayng weddings and met Aaron Kannowski. He brought me on board as a DJ with Uptown Sound, and I have loved every minute of this journey.