A DJ and production duo for weddings and corporate stages — quiet sophistication through dinner, full festival production the moment the floor opens.
Scroll ↓Most DJs treat a wedding reception and a corporate gala as different jobs. We run the same rig, the same read-the-room instinct, and the same restraint — because the dinner hour calls for something quiet, and the dance floor calls for something else entirely.
That means one booking process, comparable pricing across both event types, and production built to hold a room in both directions.
Somebody has to keep an eye on the clock while everyone else is having a good time. Toasts run long, dinner runs behind, the wedding party vanishes for photos right when the first dance was supposed to start — we catch that in real time and adjust so it never becomes your problem. You're not supposed to be managing your own timeline on your wedding day.
Flawless from start to finish. He kept the energy high all night — by far our best vendor, and a true joy to work with.
We almost just sent over a playlist. After meeting Malcolm, we let him mix live instead — best call we made.
Sparklers, CO2 cannons, disco balls — they said yes to it all. So happy we got paired with Malcolm.
Two packages, priced the same whether it's a reception or a company party. Everything below is what actually shows up in the room.
Both riders include setup, teardown, and a planning call before the event — no line items you didn't ask for.
Send over the date and a few details — you'll hear back with availability and next steps.
Date, venue, and a feel for the music — that's all it takes to start the hold on your booth.