A booth made for the occasion.
Miles playing a Trader Joe’s event, behind a booth built around the brand.
Represent the brand.
Read the room.
Los Angeles DJs for company parties, product launches, brand activations and lounges. Music shaped around the brand, the room and the hour.
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With the record focused, use the arrow keys to turn it. Use Reset to bring it back.
A still record of light.
Not every room
needs its hands up.
A lounge at seven is a different room from the same lounge at ten. The set follows the format, the space and the hour. There is no template.
Sometimes the job is to hold a room together while people talk. Sometimes it is to take the floor. Usually it is both, in order.
“It’s the most packed the dance floor has been from start to finish!”
Arabella, Sony Pictures
Rooms we’ve played
Sony Pictures. Delta. New Balance. Google. The GRAMMY Museum. SoFi Stadium.
Different formats. Real events.
- Sony Pictures · company partyAbout 3,000 guests, every generation, one dance floor.
- New Balance · brand activationTwo days in the store, then race morning on Sunset for the runners.
- Delta One Lounge · hospitalityMusic for a room that should never feel like a party.
The mic is
part of the set.
Somebody always needs the mic: the CEO, the raffle, the toast nobody told us about. We keep it live, keep it clean, and bring the music back up before anyone notices the gap.
On vinyl.
Two turntables in the room say something before a record plays. A brand room or a lounge, all on vinyl.
One less thing for the producer
- The run of show
- We work from yours, and we hit the cues.
- Presenter microphones
- Handhelds for announcements, presenters and panels, set up with you and the venue.
- The arrival
- The first hour, before anything is announced, is programmed as carefully as the last.
- Sound for the room
- A system sized to the space and the headcount.
- Production
- Lighting and video arranged with the team already in the room.
Scope depends on the format, the venue, the headcount and the hours, so every quote is written for the actual event. There is no standard price on this page.
Planning your corporate event
What kinds of corporate and brand events do you play?
Company parties, product launches, brand activations and lounges. The music follows the format, the space and the hour, whether guests are talking, watching a presentation or ready to dance.
Can the music move from networking to a dance floor?
Yes. We plan the arrival music and the later set around your run of show. Tell us when conversation matters, when presenters need the room and when you want the energy to lift.
Do you provide microphones for presenters and panels?
Yes. We arrange handheld microphones for announcements, presenters and panels. We agree the number and set-up with you and the venue, and work from your run of show for the cues.
Can you work with our venue or production team?
Yes. We coordinate with the people handling the room. Sound is sized to the space and headcount; lighting and video are arranged with the production team. Tell us who is already involved and what the venue provides.
Can you send a certificate of insurance?
Yes. We carry general liability insurance and send a certificate of insurance on request, with your company or venue named as additional insured. Send us the exact wording your venue requires.
How do invoicing and paperwork work?
We send a W-9, a written agreement and an online invoice. If your legal or accounts team needs contract changes, a PDF invoice or a vendor setup, tell us early and we will work through it with them.
When should we book a holiday party?
As soon as you have a date. December Fridays and Saturdays are the first to go, and a held date gives everyone time for contracts and insurance.
What do you need to quote a corporate event?
Send the date, venue or city, guest count, hours of music and event format. Mention presenter microphones, production contacts and any other scope you have in mind. Every quote is written for the actual event.
Tell us the format.
Send the date, the venue, roughly how many guests and the kind of event. A short first message is enough. If a call helps, we will meet on whatever your team uses: Zoom, Teams or Google Meet.