This month brought me to Wedding MBA and DJ Collective, and at both events I was struck with a sense of gratitude for community and connection with the industry and fellow DJs. I walked into rooms with colleagues turned friends and met new faces too.
There is a real art to knowing when to play the sax and when to let the room breathe. You can be the most skilled musician on the planet but if you play nonstop you start to work against the very energy you are trying to elevate. The moment the focus
I get to DJ some pretty big events. And sometimes, when you’re part of a bigger production, it’s easy to forget the impact you actually have on the whole experience. But going through old reviews reminds me how grateful I am—not jus
Los Angeles has this way of pulling you outdoors, even when your to-do list is shouting in all caps. Lately, I'm spending plenty of time re-discovering Griffith Park with my dog Butch (who's convinced it all belongs to him). It's one of the few place