Music is culture, not a commodity.

Music is the connective tissue of society and culture. It turns strangers into neighbors, neighbors into a community, and a community into a culture.

So it is not a commodity, and it is not a business. It's my culture, my mission and my art form.

I play free for noble causes.

A good cause should not need a budget to get a great night. I meet them where they are: your hall, your street, your parking lot.

Nightclubs and other rooms?
I play those too.

Clubs, night markets, private parties. Same records, same care.

For community events, I fit your budget.

Block parties, street fairs, neighborhood nights. Whatever your budget is, I'll fit into it, even if the whole fee is the tip jar.

Want to make it a fundraiser? Send the tips to a charity instead.

Built in Rome.
Exported to the U.S.

Rome's underground in the late '90s: Goa, Piper, Horus. Vinyl ruled, and those rooms taught me to mix by instinct.

Then Seattle, where every night demanded something original. Then Tacoma, smaller rooms and deeper connections. Summers, Elba Island.

Community, not a crowd.

I play because music connects human beings, community and art.

Let's talk