I perform at two distinct event types, clubs and parties/festivals, and the way I approach programming and the style of music varies between the two. I never plan my sets and I adjust and tailor them on they fly to what is happening on the dance floor because it's all about making people dance. I can create warm-up opening sets or hard pounding prime-time sets with ease thanks to the experience of 9 years of reading crowds and playing along side DJs from around the world.

     I have been described on more than one flyer and press page as "one of the most energetic DJs in Saskatoon" and if I finish a set dry I did something wrong (or the air conditioning was amazing.) My philosophy is simple; If the music I am playing can't get me to dance how could I expect it to get everyone else to dance? With that in mind I believe in putting on a show but without relying on gimmicky showmanship or making myself the center of attention. I think the room should be able to feel my energy but I do not believe they should be watching me, they should be dancing.

     When I am not behind the decks I spend a great deal of time on various online DJ communities helping out new DJs, discussing tips & tricks with other working DJs, reviewing gear and music services, and of course hunting for music. Any DJ who thinks they have nothing left to learn is wrong but at the same time we need to show confidence in our abilities.