Check my date

Weddings · parties · corporate · since 2014

Full dance floors.

I read the room, not a playlist. Your grandma and your college roommate will both be dancing by the third song, and I'll never play the one you told me not to.

SIDE A
first dance

Deck A · At Last

96 bpm

SIDE B
party

Deck B · September

Drag a record to scratch it. Slide the crossfader to mix from the first dance into the party.

WeddingsBirthdaysGalasQuinceañerasOffice partiesBlock parties

01 · Plan your night

Shape the energy.

Every great party has a shape: easy at dinner, a moment for the first dance, then the floor gets loud. Drag the dots to draw yours, and I'll build the music around it.

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02 · Requests

Your must-plays & never-plays.

On a real webfolio, couples get a private link to build this list together, and guests can add requests from their phones on the night.

    04 · dig through the crate

    Recent nights.

    Rooftop wedding180 guests, last song at midnight
    Warehouse galaA tech company's 10th birthday
    Backyard 40thNothing but 90s hip-hop
    QuinceañeraCumbia to K-pop and back
    Summer block partySix hours, one very tired DJ

    03 · Packages

    Pick a vibe.

    House party

    $650

    • 4 hours of music
    • Speakers for up to 80 guests
    • Party lights
    • Online request list

    most booked

    Wedding

    $1,850

    • Ceremony, cocktails and reception
    • Wireless mics for vows and toasts
    • Uplighting in your colors
    • Planning call and timeline
    • MC, gently

    Corporate

    $1,200

    • Up to 5 hours
    • Mic and podium for speeches
    • Clean edits only
    • Branded intro music

    The rule

    Your "do not play" list is sacred. If someone requests it, the answer is a smile and something better. Every time.

    Sasha smiling behind the decks

    Hey, I'm Sasha

    Ten years of reading rooms.

    I started at college radio, played every bar that would have me, and now do about sixty weddings a year. I still get nervous before the first dance. That's how I know I care.

    Hey, it's Sasha! Tell me three songs that make you dance in the kitchen. That tells me more than any form ever could.

    A voice note. On a real webfolio, it's the DJ's own voice.
    My dad danced. My DAD. Nobody has ever seen that before.Jess, bride
    She didn't play one song from our do-not list, even when my uncle asked three times.Marco, groom
    Our office party actually had people dancing. HR is still in shock.Dana, event lead

    Sample reviews, written for this made-up DJ.

    Do you take requests on the night?

    Yes, if they fit the moment. Guests can send them from their phones.

    Can you play our ceremony too?

    Yes, with a separate small speaker and a wireless mic for the officiant.

    What happens if your gear fails?

    I bring a full backup setup to every event. It's never been needed, and it always comes along.

    How far do you travel?

    Anywhere within 60 miles is included. Beyond that, just travel costs.