Product launches & activations
Set the room's temperature before the press walks in, then lift it once the speeches are done. Volume and energy tracked to the run-of-show, not to a mood board.
Corporate DJ
Launches, conferences, holiday parties, store openings. Tasteful at 6pm, quietly filthy by 10 — nobody has to know it's the same playlist brain.

Brand nights fail in two directions: background music so safe it's invisible, or a DJ who treats your launch like their own club set. Melody.MP3 sits in the middle on purpose — a house, techno and Italo Disco selector who can hold a room at conversation volume and then turn it into a party on cue.
She works with producers, agencies and in-house marketing teams across Los Angeles: Arts District warehouses, Hollywood rooftops, West Hollywood showrooms, Culver City studios, Santa Monica hotels, retail floors on Melrose and Abbot Kinney.
Practical things matter here too — clean load-in, an invoice you can process, arrival buffers that survive LA traffic, and a set that respects whatever the run-of-show says.
Set the room's temperature before the press walks in, then lift it once the speeches are done. Volume and energy tracked to the run-of-show, not to a mood board.
Registration, breaks, keynote walk-ins and walk-outs, evening reception. Consistent, low-drama, on-cue — with a mic feed handled properly.
Multi-generational rooms are the hardest brief in the business. Disco, soul, funk and house that gets finance and engineering on the same floor.
Daytime pop-ups and openings on Melrose, Abbot Kinney and Downtown. Playlists that fit the brand's sonic identity and don't fight the room's acoustics.
Date, venue, headcount, run-of-show if you have one, and the feeling you're selling.
A flat, itemized quote covering set length, gear and load-in — no surprise line items.
Vendor forms, insurance and power/placement needs handled with your venue in advance.
Early load-in, sound-check before doors, and a set that follows your cues exactly.
Yes. Radio edits and explicit-free versions across the whole set when the brief requires it, including during daytime and family-facing activations.
Yes — a wireless mic runs through her system with levels set during sound-check, so presenters aren't fighting feedback.
Absolutely. She can plug into house sound with her own controller, or bring the full rig if the venue has nothing usable.
W-9, certificate of insurance and a standard vendor agreement. Send your procurement requirements with the brief and it gets handled before event week.
Three to four hours is standard, with longer coverage and split day/night sets available. Overtime is agreed in advance, never billed as a surprise.
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