Club nights
Two-hour peak sets or patient warm-ups that hand the room over hotter than they found it — tuned to your night, not a fixed playlist.

About
It started with two secondhand turntables and a crate of records nobody wanted — and turned into residencies, festival slots, and a studio habit that won't quit. This is placeholder copy you can replace with your own story.
A little about me
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I've spent the last several years behind booths in basements, warehouses, and festival tents. The sets lean deep and patient — long blends, heavy low end, and tracks that reward a floor willing to wait. I love the moment a room tips over — when a record you trusted at home finally lands at volume and the whole floor moves at once.
I play vinyl and CDJs interchangeably — records when the night has room to breathe, digital when the set needs to move fast without losing the rough edges. In the studio it's the same taste with different tools: originals, remixes, and edits made to fill the gaps in the record bag.
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What I play
Two-hour peak sets or patient warm-ups that hand the room over hotter than they found it — tuned to your night, not a fixed playlist.
The full arc in one booth — from empty-floor ambient to the last track with the lights on. Best suited to rooms that trust the long game.
Daylight-proof sets for tents and outdoor stages, from sunrise slots to closing hours — advanced early and delivered inside the changeover.
Tracks, remixes, and edits from the home studio — the self-directed work that keeps the sets sounding like nobody else's.
Selected rooms & releases
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Good to know
A few weeks is comfortable for local club nights; festivals and out-of-town dates are best locked in a month or more ahead. I'll always confirm the date in writing before you announce anything.
Tell me about your venue and the slot and I'll get back to you soon with availability and a fee.