Vinyl or digital DJ: a deep record collection, played your way
A record collection played on rotation, deep into disco, soul, funk, house and much more. Vinyl for a set built to a vibe, or digital when the room wants requests. Whatever the event needs.
How I play
Vinyl or digital, whatever the night needs
The records matter more than the format. I play whichever suits the room.
Vinyl, built to a vibe
A vinyl set is put together beforehand around a feel. You ask for a mood and, if I have the records, I build it.
Digital, open to requests
If the crowd is varied and wants to request, that is a digital set, with the flexibility and the library to match.
The crates
Deep and wide
Disco, soul and funk
The heart of the collection.
House and indie
Across the eras, guitar-led and four-to-the-floor.
Balearic, reggae, afrobeat, Latin
And bossa nova, and the rare and deep cuts worth digging for.
Vinyl or digital
Which one suits your night
Vinyl is a set built in advance around a feel, with less back and forth on the night and only the records I have. If your crowd is varied and wants to request, digital is the one, with the range and the flexibility to follow the room. Tell me the event and I will tell you which fits.
Questions
Common questions
Can you play an all-vinyl set?
Yes, where it suits the night. A vinyl set is built beforehand around a vibe, so it works best when you want a feel rather than a request list.
Which genres do you dig into?
Disco, soul and funk at the core, through house and indie, and out to balearic, reggae, afrobeat, Latin, bossa nova and the deeper cuts.
Can we request songs or send a track list?
For a digital set, yes. For vinyl, I build to a vibe you describe and play from the records I have, so it is less request-led.
Does the vinyl option work for weddings and parties?
It can, as background or a mood-led set. For a floor that wants requests across the generations, a digital set usually works better.