Nightlife and House Music
Explore the mixes below to get a feel for my sound across nightlife and hospitality—from open-format sets to house-focused sets built around groove, energy, and movement.
You can find me playing everything from hotel rooftop bars and poolside events to late-night venues and house music clubs throughout South Florida, from West Palm Beach to the heart of Miami.
Every space calls for something different. Some sets move across hip-hop, pop, throwbacks, dance, and house, while others dive deeper into tech house, minimal, disco, and club-driven sounds. My approach is about understanding the setting, finding the right pace, and knowing when to push the energy or let the music breathe.
Miami, Florida
Area 31 Rooftop Bar at Kimpton Epic Hotel
Not every hospitality DJ set has to stay in the background.
This live set from Area 31 in Miami brings house energy into a rooftop hospitality setting—minimal tech house, rolling grooves, and dance-driven selections overlooking the city on a Friday night.
The goal is finding the balance between the atmosphere of the venue and the energy of a night out: starting with the right groove, building naturally as the night develops, and bringing a Miami house sound to the rooftop without turning it into something it isn’t.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Taco Craft
Familiar music doesn’t have to sound predictable.
This live set from Taco Craft in Fort Lauderdale blends recognizable vocals, high-energy remixes, and crowd favorites with an underground house feel. It’s music you can sing along to, but reworked with heavier grooves, driving basslines, and club energy.
The goal is to create a soundtrack that adds to the experience—energetic enough to make the night feel like a party, while still fitting a space where you’re grabbing tacos, having drinks, and hanging out with friends.
Miami, Florida
1-800-Lucky
A Couple of DJs
A Miami day party, shared behind the decks.
This live set from 1-800-Lucky in Wynwood features my girlfriend and me performing together as a DJ duo,
1-800-Lucky has become a staple of Miami’s music and nightlife scene, so getting the opportunity to step behind the decks and share a set together was a privilege. Good music, Miami energy, and a packed outdoor space made this one especially fun to play.
Miami, Florida
Mode Nightclub
A Couple of DJs
Some sets are better back-to-back.
Performing as A Couple of DJs with my better half at the now-closed MODE Nightclub in Miami—bringing our shared love for house music behind the decks together.
MODE may no longer be around, but this was one of those sets and spaces we’re glad we got to experience together.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Sparrow Rooftop
A Couple of DJs
House music above Fort Lauderdale.
This set is from us and took place at Sparrow Rooftop. Playing back-to-back gives us the chance to bounce off each other, switch directions, and build the energy together—creating a soundtrack that fits the rooftop atmosphere while still bringing our own style behind the decks.
Miami, Florida
Area 31 at Kimpton Epic Hotel
Hospitality can still have a pulse.
This set from Area 31 brings a Friday night house sound to the Miami rooftop—mixing minimal tech house, familiar vocals, and groove-driven tracks while the city lights set the backdrop.
It’s about giving the space energy without overpowering the experience. Music that complements dinner and drinks early, then gradually pushes the atmosphere forward as the night picks up.