About Us

David Luke Kurtz

CO-CEO | Disc Jockey

I started my professional entertainment career at the age of 17 in the year 1982. DJ-ing at a roller skating rink in Newington, New Hampshire called “The Great Fox”. In the summer of 1983 I went to dj at restaurant called Jewappis in York Beach Me. for their underage night. Continued on to Curry College in Milton Ma. to work in the college radio station W.M.L.N. with my show called Dance madness, as well as Djing the college parties and dances for the first 3 years.

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Kurt Mueller

Disc Jockey

If you would have asked me what I was going to do as a profession when I was in high school, disk jockey would have been the last thing I would have said. Although I was being taught radio at Fort Hayes Career Center I never thought I’d be able to do the job that was first on my list. Since that time 30 years ago I’ve been able to work in the field I wanted to…and so much more. 

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Mike Small

Disc Jockey

I am MUSIC. Ever since I was a young boy, I knew I loved music. And when I say love, I mean I LOVED music. It had an affect on me that was different from anyone else. I began to express my love in the form of singing and dancing.I was the kid who had the boombox outside when playing in the neighborhood.

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Kamal Kapoor

Disc Jockey

My name is Kamal and DJ Double K to my friends. I have been a DJ for well over 14 years now and have done all types of events both big and small, be it a small 25 person house party or a large 3,200 person corporate event. Weddings are my favorite type of event to DJ. Weddings to me are a momentous and joyous occasion and for someone to allow me to be a part of that event is something powerful and nothing short of humbling.

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Tara Grove

Disc Jockey

My name is Tara Grove, but you can call me DJ Tay.

I have always had an affinity towards music and consider it to be one of the greatest forms of art there is. Try and picture a movie without any music…… That movie would probably get the worst rotten tomatoes rating because it lacks any sort of emotion. Music makes people feel emotions and that is what I love about being a DJ.

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Charles Robinson

Disc Jockey

“I fell in love with music as a child. Growing up in my house, my mother always had music playing. My name is Charles, aka DJ C-Rob. It was when I became a teenager that I discovered the joys of DJing, and I’ve never stopped since.

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Mark Blazor

Disc Jockey

Hi, my name is Mark Blazor. I have been in the DJ business for 28 years. Most have been spent on the radio, and the others orchestrating weddings and nightclub crowds.

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