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Different Talent. One Standard of Excellence.
Curate is a collective of DJs, live musicians, and a full band, each one chosen for a specific kind of room.
You aren’t getting whoever is free that weekend. You’re getting the right fit for your event, handpicked from a roster built with intention.
“DJ E3 DID EXACTLY WHAT WE REQUESTED."
“DJ E3 DID EXACTLY WHAT WE REQUESTED for our wedding – a mixture of oldies, typical wedding music, and then ended the night with house music that had everyone on the dance floor breaking it down!"
"IT WAS THE BIGGEST DANCE FLOOR I'VE EVER SEEN."
“DJ Ryan Love knocked it out of the park for our wedding, along with an amazing sax player and drummer. IT WAS THE BIGGEST DANCE FLOOR I'VE EVER SEEN at a wedding for a full 3 hours.”
“WE COULD NOT BE HAPPIER WITH THE EXPERIENCE."
“We had the pleasure of having DJ Jerren and Curate’s fusion band at our wedding and WE COULD NOT BE HAPPIER WITH THE EXPERIENCE. From our ceremony, to cocktail hour, and then the absolutely amazing party at our reception, they were phenomenal.”
DJ Johnny Rich grew up in Naples, Florida, watching his father sing and play guitar in front of a crowd. He learned early how much power the right song holds at the right moment. He was burning CDs by middle school, running the soundtrack for high school game nights not long after, and behind the booth at college house parties before he ever called it a job.
He reads a room fast and plays to it: the songs that take guests back to middle school crushes, first dances, unforgettable summers, mixed-generation crowds moving equally to country, pop, hip-hop, and the wedding anthems everyone secretly hoped for—calm even when a timeline shifts last minutet.
What makes him unique: For a group of close friends, he turned this wedding into three more bookings from the same circle.
DJ Ryan Love brings calm confidence and cultural rhythm to every celebration. Raised in a Puerto Rican and Nicaraguan household, he grew up around salsa, disco, and dominoes at family gatherings where music was never background noise. It was how everyone connected.
He clocks a room before he ever touches the booth, and it shows, whether intimate garden weddings and high-end multicultural events. He blends generations with familiar classics and surprises nobody saw coming, and brings a steady, reassuring presence to the dance floor.
What makes him unique: He talked a groom through a last-minute bow-tie fix without missing a beat.
Brooklyn-born, South Florida-based, and shaped by rooms around the world, DJ Malike is a tastemaker with an instinct for what people love—sometimes before they even know it, and sometimes simply reminding them of something they forget they loved.
Everywhere he goes, Malike is curious about the culture: the sounds, rhythms, and moments that give people permission to let loose and experience joy. That curiosity has shaped a style that can connect generations, cultures, and personalities while maintaining a distinct sense of taste and identity.
On the surface, it’s simply a damn good time, but underneath, there’s something deeper: taste, joy, service, and an obsession with connection. By the end of the night, he feels a little like your new best friend—who just happens to be an exceptionally talented DJ.
What makes him unique: His intangible balance. High energy without sacrificing taste, technical skill without losing connection, and genuine service without ever feeling performative.
DJ E3 sets the tone before guests even find their seats. Born in Queens to Colombian parents, he grew up on salsa, house, disco, and Latin rhythms––music his family treated as energy passed between people.
He’s less a DJ than the heartbeat of the room: coordinating with vendors, reading guests before they know what they want, and giving everyone permission to break tradition and build a night that actually looks like them. When a sudden rainstorm once rewrote an entire wedding timeline, E3 turned it into a dance in the rain nobody who was there will stop talking about.
What makes him unique: Couples drawn to E3 want to celebrate big. What they get back is a wedding that feels powerful, specific, and impossible to copy.
DJ Finesco was born in Cape Coral and raised in Miami, surrounded by a mother who filled the house and the car with freestyle, hip-hop, and R&B. Watching his uncle, DJ Epps, work a room showed him early what music could do for people.
By 13, he was already DJing school parties, developing an instinct for a room that most people spend years chasing. He’s known for pulling out the song everyone forgot they loved, the kind that closes the generation gap on a dance floor without anyone noticing it happened.
What makes him unique: Whether the crowd is American, Latin, or Caribbean, Finesco plans with the same level of care: attentive, collaborative, and locked itehe celebration actually calls for.
DJ K.O. brings deep musical roots and real intention to every event. Raised in Brooklyn with family ties to St. Lucia, he grew up with music woven through daily life, from family gatherings to beach days to the soundtracks that fueled basketball games and track meets during his competitive youth-sports years.
K.O. works closely with each couple to understand their vision, building a celebration where every generation shares the same dance floor.
What makes him unique: With four years in the U.S. Air Force, DJ K.O. brings the same sharpened discipline behind the booth, resulting in a celebration that makes everyone feel welcomed, seen, and part of something that matters.
Born in Haiti, DJ Leonard came up in Florida on late-’90s and early-2000s radio and taught himself his way around drums, brass, and guitar. Local DJs and legends like Jazzy Jeff pulled him behind the booth in 2014, and he’s been building a reputation for reading a room ever since.
College parties turned into clubs, then corporate events, then weddings, each one sharpening the same instinct: what a crowd needs before it knows it needs it.
What makes him unique: Leonard treats the booking as a collaboration, turning a love story into a set that reflects it, with a warmth guests notice as much as the music.
DJ A-Rich grew up in Denver, Colorado, with music built into daily life: family gatherings, house parties, church services, and the concerts his mother took him to as a teenager. A keyboard from his grandparents at age five set the direction early.
More than two decades behind the microphone later, A-Rich has worked festivals, city celebrations, and events on a scale most DJs never see, and still treats a wedding ceremony’s quiet moments with the same care as the chaos of an open dance floor. His warmth is immediate, the kind that puts a room at ease before the first song even starts.
What makes him unique: He can guess whose wedding it is within the first thirey seconds of the consultation. And he’s usually right.
DJ Sway J was born in the Bronx where music showed up everywhere: family gatherings, Sunday mornings with live musicians at church, Hot 97 in the background of everyday life. Long before it was a job, he was the friend controlling the aux cord, burning CDs, and hosting gatherings nobody wanted to leave. That instinct carried straight into his sets, moving from Jay-Z and Nas to Anthony Santos, and pulling together a genuine connection to Latin culture.
What makes him unique: Sway J takes time to understand each couple before he builds anything, whether the booking is an intimate ceremony or a full-scale celebration.
DJ Flex, a St. Maarten native, blends island sound with ’90s and 2000s hits, hip-hop, and funk. His father filled Sundays with music growing up, and years playing drums in church built the sense of rhythm and timing he still relies on.
What started as college parties grew into weddings and private events once he found where his real passion was. Outside of music, Flex works as a first responder, and that job shows up in how he handles a room: calm, prepared, fully present for whatever the night brings. He reads a crowd and keeps the energy moving without it ever feeling forced.
DJ Don Fresh is a Florida-based DJ and radio host known for high-energy sets that keep a room moving from start to finish. Over a decade in the wedding and music industry has built him a reputation for polished, crowd-driven performances across every kind of event.
As an on-air host on 105.5 The Beat, SWFL’s leading Hip-Hop and R&B station, he stays wired into the culture in real time, not just on weekends. A musician’s background and Caribbean roots shape a set that moves through Reggae, Dancehall, Afrobeats, Soca, Kompa, Hip-Hop, R&B, and Top 40 like it’s one genre, not eight. He adjusts to a crowd without missing a step, from nightclubs to weddings to private events, bringing the same energy and professionalism to all three.
DJ Vani builds a set that feels less like a playlist and more like a shared experience. Raised in Florida by a blended family of musicians and lifelong music lovers, she grew up on her father’s classic rock records alongside Latin music and soul, then found her own way into hip-hop, R&B, pop, and house as she got older.
She became the friend everyone trusted to build the soundtrack for a party, crafting the kind of buildup that feels cinematic, not accidental. That instinct now shows up in how she runs a room: warm with guests and vendors alike, reading the energy before anyone has to ask for what’s next. Vani thrives at multicultural weddings and high-energy celebrations, where a joyful dance floor becomes a release valve for everyone on it.
What makes her unique: The songs that shaped her growing up still show up in her sets today. Nothing about the night feels recycle.
DJ Jerren blends sophistication, energy, and cultural depth into an atmosphere guests feel before they can name it. Born in Trinidad and raised in New Jersey, he comes from a family legacy of DJs and grew up with music as a constant rather than a soundtrack layered in later.
He clocks a room’s mood almost instantly, then draws on a depth of genre and era knowledge that lets him guide an event’s energy without a single dead spot, connecting with guests across backgrounds through what feels like real emotional intelligence rather than technique.
What makes him unique: From weddings in Napa Valley, Chicago, and Los Angeles to celebrations in Italy, France, and Mexico, Jerren develops a soundtrack built around your story, one that fills a dance floor and holds it there through the night.
DJ Wavy brings an energy that turns a celebration into something guests move through together, not just watch. Originally from Haiti, his ear was shaped early by kompa, Dancehall, and Reggae, then widened after he moved to the U.S. as a kid and started absorbing everything else.
Outgoing by nature, he connects with a crowd fast, building toward the moments that make a reception memorable: the sing-along nobody expected, the surprise that gets the whole floor involved.
What makes him unique: Couples who want a high-energy, dance-heavy night trust Wavy because he takes the time upfront to understand their story, and it shows in every transition he makes.
Some people light up a room. DJ Mando makes it feel like home.
Raised in New York in a household where Latin rhythms, R&B, and hip-hop were always playing, music was never just noise in the background. It was comfort, memory, and identity all at once. That’s the reverence he carries into every event.
Now rooted in Florida, Mando has a gift for making people feel seen, not just entertained. The dance floor becomes the place where grandma and the college friends move to the same song, where for a few hours everything in life feels exactly right.
What makes him unique: Mando has always believed the greates celebrations aren’t planned. They’re felt. And he make ssure of it every time.
DJ Dre grew up in New Jersey, where music filled every part of his childhood: his mom’s daily CD picks on the morning drive, Hot 97 and Power 105 running late into the night. Hearing Funkmaster Flex command an entire city through the radio is what first pulled him toward DJing. Shaped by Latin rhythms and golden-era hip-hop, from salsa and merengue to the sounds of the ’80s through the 2000s, Dre brings contagious energy to every set.
What makes him unique: One early gig had a crowd moving so hard the stage started shaking, a moment that told him exactly where he belonged.
Step into the world of A.J. Hall: a DJ, producer, and multi-instrumentalist out of Tampa, FL.
Whether he’s spinning vintage soul vinyl in an underground lounge until the early morning, hosting one of his packed “Outside Era” nights full of ’90s and 2000s throwbacks, or weaving today’s club favorites in and out of classic R&B and house deep cuts, A.J. has one superpower on display at all times: making people feel SEEN musically.
A.J. doesn’t play music for a crowd. He shares it with them.
Raised on classic Black soul and funk, A.J. spent 15 years as a drummer and DJ touring the world more than once. With a DEEP musical understanding and real cultural awareness, you’ll start the night as an acquaintance and leave as cousins.
What makes him unique: Sophisticated energy, elite music taste, and enough party intuition to fill the room twice over: A.J. builds the grown-and-sexy atmosphere you’ve been looking for.
For DJ Big J, every wedding starts with a conversation, not a playlist. He wants to know how the couple met, what matters most to their families, and what they hope guests will still remember years from now.
Raised in Portmore, Jamaica, where music was woven into church, the neighbourhood, and a home where records never stopped playing, Big J learned early that a great celebration is about people first. Years of building destination weddings across the Caribbean only deepened that belief, through weddings that have celebrated resilience, reunited families, and marked some of life’s most meaningful milestones.
What makes him unique: He’s become a trusted name for destination and multicultural weddings because he treats every story as the actual blueprint, not a detail to work around. The goal is never a wedding that feels like everyone else’s, and by the end of the night, nobody in the room would mistake it for one.
DJ Milhouse believes the best nights are the ones where guests forget their phones exist. Originally from Los Angeles and raised in Decatur, Georgia, she came up in the MTV TRL and 106 & Park era, when music wasn’t something you consumed on the side. It was how a day got built.
Soul music and Southern culture shaped an ear tuned to the songs that pull generations and cultures onto the same floor. She stumbled into DJing after college and never looked back. Her presence behind the booth is warm and stylish, with a touch nobody else in the room brings.
What makes her unique: Milhouse takes the time to know each couple personally, and it shows in a set list that never repeats itself from one wedding to the next.
Prince brings warmth and real energy into any room he enters, built on years of classical piano, jazz band, and choir training from his Maryland upbringing. His relationship with music is instinctive, not learned as a technique.
Rather than reaching for standard hype, he listens first, reading a crowd’s energy and age range before deciding what the room actually needs. That’s shown up at everything from community celebrations and school dances to milestone birthdays, each one treated with the same weight as a wedding. Working closely with clients ahead of time, Prince takes their vision and builds on it, giving a milestone birthday the same care most DJs save for a wedding.
What makes him unique: He builds according to the room, making sure every celebration gets the right attention.
DJ Promo grew up in Florida with a house full of genres and learned early that music isn’t background noise at a gathering. It’s the heartbeat of it. That upbringing, paired with a background in music production, turned a middle school passion into a lifelong passion.
Behind the decks, he’s part curator, part floor-reader, blending genres so cleanly that guests keep asking how he pulled it off. He isn’t just playing a set. He’s telling a story, and by the end of it, most people in the room believe in love again—at least for one more song.
What makes him unique: Before the wedding, Promo tunes into the couple’s energy, not a formula. The outcome isn’t a playlist, but a memory built once for them to cherish for a lifetime.
The Whiskey Chick has one goal at every wedding: find the song that gets somebody saying, “Ohhh, I forgot about this one!”
Raised in Montreal with Caribbean roots, and with piano and drums in her background, her path into DJing started somewhere unusual: years of hiring DJs for other people’s events, wondering what it would feel like to build those moments herself. Before every wedding, she sits down with couples to learn who they actually are and what feeling they want the day to carry.
Behind the booth, she’s watching the whole room, especially for the one person who needs to hear a specific song, often the auntie or uncle who hasn’t left the floor since cocktail hour. Whether the crowd is multicultural or full of people who take their music seriously, she builds moments out of nostalgia and connection.
What makes her unique: For the Whiskey Chick, DJing comes down to one thing: letting music bring people together.
DJ Maudy loves the moment right before a room takes off: the anticipation, the pressure, not knowing exactly what happens next.
Born and raised in Perth Amboy, New Jersey, he grew up with gospel through his grandfather and house, R&B, and hip-hop from his parents, plus the old-school records that ran every family cookout. Watching DJs express themselves eventually turned that upbringing into a calling.
Off the mic, he’s calm and down to earth. Behind it, he puts on a show, working off instinct instead of a script. From weddings in New Orleans to bookings close to home, the goal never changes: make the couple happy and give their guests something to talk about after the night ends.
What makes him unique: As a husband and father of four, family shapes how he shows up for every couple too. For Maudy, the best compliment is simple: “You killed it.”
Different Talent.
One Standard of Excellence.
Curate is a collective of DJs, live musicians, and a full band, each one chosen for a specific kind of room.
You aren’t getting whoever is free that weekend. You’re getting the right fit for your event, handpicked from a roster built with intention.
– Eva Beitz
– Hayley Pines
– Michelle McMahon
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Hear it from the room
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