You are not hiring a company. You are hiring me.

Hi, I'm Omy, an open format DJ from Puerto Rico, based in Jacksonville, Florida.

I'm a female DJ, and this is an LGBTQ+ friendly service. Every couple is welcome here, and the words that go on the mic are yours, however you introduce yourselves.

I believe DJs should be orchestrating an event, not making people feel overwhelmed. I don't use annoying effects, scream on the mic, or change songs too quickly. I want the people at an event to be at the center, not me.

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How I got here

The short version.

I started DJing because I was scouted. I always shared playlists, and a DJ volunteered to show me how while I was in college.

I bring professionalism and the ability to adapt to different crowds, cultures and vibes. I enjoy weddings because of all the different kinds of music I get to play, since there is often a very wide range of ages in the room.

I love getting to know couples and learning the stories behind the songs and moments that matter to them.

Omy

How I work

Four things I hold to.

The floor tells you what to play

A prepared setlist is a starting point, not a plan. I watch who is dancing, who just sat down, and who is hovering at the edge, and I move accordingly.
Your names, said correctly

I ask how to pronounce every name in the introductions, and I practice them. It sounds small. It is not.
The mic is not about me

I say what needs saying, clearly, and then get out of the way. No bits, no forced participation, nobody dragged onto the floor.
Bilingual when the room is

English and Spanish on the mic, so nobody in the room is left guessing what is happening next.
Everyone in the room is welcome

A female DJ, and an LGBTQ+ friendly service. Your ceremony script uses your names and your language, and nobody in your family has to brace for how they will be introduced.