The man
behind the booth
Personal story
I never learned to play a room. I learned to listen to one.
It started in a corner bodega in Miami with borrowed equipment and a crowd of thirty. What made those nights work was never the gear or the track list. It was attention: who is dancing, who is about to leave, what the room wants before the room knows it.
Fifteen years later the rooms are rooftops, private estates and five-star ballrooms across Florida and major markets nationwide. The name stayed because the instinct stayed. The read on the crowd is still the entire job.Fifteen years later the rooms are rooftops, private estates and five-star ballrooms across Florida and major markets nationwide. The name stayed because the instinct stayed.
Fort Lauderdale, 2am
Fifteenth year on the decksFifteenth year
Brand philosophy
A room is a conversation. Never a playlist.
Nothing is locked after the first twenty minutes. From there the floor decides and I follow it. That is the difference between music playing in a room and a night people still talk about on Monday.Nothing is locked after the first twenty minutes. From there the floor decides and I follow it.
Read, then play
The first twenty minutes are reconnaissance. Everything after is a response to what the floor already told me.
Discretion first
Private rooms stay private. No filming, no name dropping, no posting the guest list.
Prepared for every moment
Run sheets, venue tech calls, backups on backups. The planning is what makes a night feel effortless.
The path
2011
The corner where it started
First residency in a Miami neighborhood bar. Borrowed gear, thirty regulars, four nights a week.
2014
Into the clubs
Peak hour slots across Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach. Learning what a full room asks for at 1am and what it never forgives.Peak hour slots across Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach. Learning what a full room asks for at 1am.
2017
Weddings and private rooms
Club guests turned into hosts. A different discipline entirely: timelines, families, one chance to get it right.Club guests turned into hosts. Timelines, families, one chance to get it right.
2020
Brand work
Launches and campaign parties for fashion and lifestyle clients who needed the entertainment to match the address.Launches and campaign parties for clients who needed the entertainment to match the address.
2026
Florida to major markets
A calendar split between residencies, private celebrations and brand activations.
“Our guest list ran from 24 to 71 and he kept both ends on the floor all night.”
The sound
Latin roots, open format, no loyalty to genre
Salsa into house, hip hop into afrobeats, a Spanish classic dropped exactly when the room is ready for it. The catalog is wide because Miami crowds are wide.Salsa into house, hip hop into afrobeats, a Spanish classic dropped exactly when the room is ready for it.
House · Latin · Hip hop · Afrobeats · Salsa · Disco · Reggaeton
Credibility
- Years on the decks
- 15
- Nights played
- 400+
- Repeat clients
- 71%
- Reply time
- 24h
One point of contact
You talk to me, not an agency. From the first message through the last song of the night.
A plan before the day
Run sheet, opening and closing tracks, a call with your venue tech so nobody is guessing at 6pm.
Your do-not-play list
Every couple and every brand has one. It is respected without exception, no matter who requests it.Every couple and every brand has one. It is respected without exception.
Gear that arrives early
Professional sound and lighting available, soundchecked and set before your first guest walks in.Professional sound and lighting available, set before your first guest walks in.