Warehouse & loft nights
Built for rooms with concrete and no manners. Dubby techno and raw house mixed long, with the patience to let a track do its job before moving.
Private Party DJ
Rooftops, lofts, backyards, one questionable garage in Frogtown. Long builds, no filler, and a last record that lands like a door slam.

This is home turf. Melody.MP3 came up on Athenian floors and cut her teeth on LA house parties, warehouse nights and loft birthdays — the rooms where nobody's being polite and the music has to actually work.
Expect deep and raw house, dubby techno, Italo that sounds like a moped chase, disco edits and international selections from Europop to Habibi Funk. Mixed long, mixed patiently, built to keep a floor moving instead of chasing drops.
She plays private parties all over Los Angeles — Echo Park, Silver Lake, Highland Park, Frogtown, the Arts District, Venice, the Eastside hills — and brings her own rig so your night doesn't depend on a Bluetooth speaker.
Built for rooms with concrete and no manners. Dubby techno and raw house mixed long, with the patience to let a track do its job before moving.
Sunset-to-late arcs: Balearic and disco while people arrive, then deeper as the light goes. Volume managed so the party survives the neighbors.
Thirtieths, fortieths, going-away parties. Enough nostalgia to make people scream, enough taste that it never turns into a wedding-DJ medley.
Small rooms, big commitment. She'll bring exactly as much rig as the space can handle and nothing more.
Date, neighborhood, headcount and the kind of night you're picturing.
Quick chat about power, placement, curfew and whether the neighbors are a factor.
Flat quote, set length and load-in time locked in writing.
She sets up early, sound-checks, and plays the room until you tell her to stop.
Yes — decks, mixer, speakers and lights. She plays a Pioneer XDJ-XZ, and vinyl on an Allen & Heath Xone:43 when the night suits it.
As late as your venue and your neighbors allow. All-night sets are on the table; tell her the curfew and she'll build the arc around it.
A couple, sure. Reading the floor is the job though — a request that kills the momentum will get a graceful no and a better answer.
She's played enough residential Eastside parties to manage volume without gutting the energy, and she'll pull it down the moment you ask.
Yes — Joshua Tree, Palm Springs and Ojai desert-house situations included. Travel is quoted per event.
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