I have been a DJ since the ripe old age of 13. My first spot in a nightclub was in Downtown Dallas at age 15. By selling custom mixtapes and DJ’ing local parties ranging from birthdays, school dances, & weddings, I found a way to support my love of music! Beginning at age 18, I worked for the largest Mobile DJ Company in Houston. From there, I worked for a smaller, high-end company who specialized in Bar/Bat Mitzvah’s, & Corporate Events. I did various office work, prepped equipment for all events, cataloged music, was a motivational dancer, and DJ.

 

In 1997, I moved to Colorado, and worked as the Lead Sales Manager and Head DJ for a mobile company located in Denver. In my first year, I brought the annual sales up by 50%, and by my second year, brought it up another 75%. After 6 1/2 years in the Mobile Scene, I decided to go back to my roots in the Club Scene, and had a weekly residency on Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday nights in Denver and Boulder for 2 ½ years.

 

When I created Tip Top in 2004, I wanted to incorporate the best of everything I had experienced up to that point. I wanted diversity, creativity, and something unusually dynamic & personable. So, one show at a time, I looked to completely set standards way above anything previously done in the industry… all while keeping my rates honest and competitive.

 

One thing that I felt was always missing… working with Youth and participating in Community Building. During this first year at Tip Top, I decided to create Turntables for Teens; a Youth Mentoring Program involving the art of DJ-ing, Breakdancing, Mural Creation, and Creative Writing. Having done Sound Design for Times Square New Year’s Eve in 2008 & 2009, and also for Lance Armstrong’s comeback race in Las Vegas, I remain most proud of the work I continue to do with Youth!

 

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