Ceremony
Quiet, warm and precise. Processional, ring exchange and recessional cued to the second, with a wireless mic so every vow reaches the back row.
Wedding DJ
No cheese, no chicken dance. Ceremony, cocktails, then a reception that goes disco-edit deep — and aunties still on the floor at midnight.

Most wedding DJs work from the same laminated playlist. Melody.MP3 doesn't. She's an Athens-raised, LA-based selector who plays house, Italo Disco and international records — Europop, Habibi Funk, disco edits — and reads a room instead of a checklist.
That means the ceremony stays tender, cocktails stay conversational, and the reception opens up slowly until the floor is full and stays full. Everything is beat-matched and mixed live on a Pioneer XDJ-XZ, with vinyl on hand when the moment calls for it.
She plays weddings across Los Angeles — Echo Park, Silver Lake, Downtown lofts, Malibu and Ojai venues, Pasadena gardens, Santa Monica hotels — and handles the timeline with your planner so nobody has to babysit the music.
Quiet, warm and precise. Processional, ring exchange and recessional cued to the second, with a wireless mic so every vow reaches the back row.
Balearic, soul, disco and international selections at a volume where people can still meet each other. It sets the temperature for later without showing its hand.
Groove-forward but polite. Enough momentum to keep the room energized between courses and speeches, never so loud that toasts get lost.
This is the part people text you about. Long builds, deep house, Italo, disco edits and the occasional Habibi Funk left turn — the last record lands like a door slam.
Use the form below with your date, venue and rough guest count. You'll hear back within a day.
A quick call about your taste, your must-plays and your absolute do-not-plays.
You get a written timeline covering ceremony, cocktails, dinner and the late floor, plus the gear list for your venue.
She arrives early, sound-checks, coordinates with your planner and plays the room, not a playlist.
She handles clean, minimal announcements — grand entrance, first dance, toasts, cake. No hype-man patter, no karaoke bits. If you want a dedicated MC personality, bring one and she'll work with them.
Yes. Must-plays and a do-not-play list are welcome and honored. Where she earns her keep is the 80% in between, so the more you tell her about the vibe you want, the better it goes.
Yes — Malibu, Ojai, Palm Springs, Santa Barbara and Joshua Tree weddings are regular. Travel beyond the LA basin is quoted per event.
For standard LA weddings, yes: speakers, a mic and a dance-floor lighting rig. Very large venues or outdoor sites may need extra coverage, which is priced transparently before you book.
Six to twelve months for peak season (May through October). Short-notice dates are worth asking about — cancellations happen.
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