#salsa dj

[djsusanita]

Seasoned steak 🥩 Al la DJ Susanita stylée ❤️

[piononostalgia]

Salsa Records from Curaçao

set by Gia Fu

[tiberius-kirks]

sometimes music really is the answer !!

[mrbopst]

Today in Bopst Design: 2018

[souvboa]

Rooftops DJ Souv SLT 12pm Tuesday 4 April 2023 by Souv Boa Via Flickr: Hey there party people! Are you ready to salsa your way to the top of the world? Then come join us on Tuesday, April 4th at 12pm at Rooftops Club for a salsoul extravaganza! We've got DJ Souv on the turntables, spinning the hottest salsoul beats you've ever heard, and Hostess Lux will be there to keep you all entertained and looking fabulous. And let's be real, who doesn't want to look fabulous while dancing the night away? So come on up to the rooftop and let's party like it's 1979! We promise you'll have a blast and leave with some serious dance moves. And don't forget, the dress code is funky and fabulous, so leave your boring clothes at home. See you there, party animals! maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Honor/164/122/3555 Salsoul music is a genre of dance music that originated in the late 1970s in New York City. It is characterized by its use of Latin percussion and disco-style arrangements, and is often referred to as "disco-salsa." The term "Salsoul" comes from the name of the record label that popularized the genre, Salsoul Records. The label was founded by brothers Joe and Ken Cayre in 1974, and quickly became one of the most important outlets for dance music in the US. Salsoul music was heavily influenced by the disco sound that was popular at the time, but also incorporated elements of Latin music such as salsa and mambo. Some of the most famous Salsoul artists include the Salsoul Orchestra, Loleatta Holloway, and First Choice. Salsoul music had a significant impact on dance music as a whole, and helped to pave the way for later genres such as house and techno. Today, Salsoul music is still enjoyed by dance music fans around the world, and continues to influence contemporary dance music production.

[djlosthescholar]

Get ready twitch world, the Caribbean Sounds Raid Train is back tomorrow! This lineup is INSANE! #Caribbean #soca #reggae #reggaeton #calypso #salsa #meregue #twitch #twitchdj #dj #djing #djset (at Port Saint Lucie, Florida) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm4v8JLpsfK/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[karmaalwayswins]

Mild Mambo Club "Gia Fu - Salsa De Corazon Boricua" (2024)

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Flyer @batteredshoes

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(DJ MR SWOTCH)

[drjpresents]

27th May 2024 - DJ Set - Track List

I had the incredible privilege of DJing some cinematic soul for friends at their wedding at the end of last month, rounding off a bank holiday weekend!

Loads of funk, jazz, Motown, funky house, hip-hop, broken beat and beyond! Massive shout out to my hosts for inviting and entrusting me with the finale of your big day! The amazing staff at Viet Hoa Cafe and Mess for the hospitality and support with setup and set down and, of course to the amazing guest who danced their feet off throughout the course of the night and shared kind feedback directly with me and the hosts too! I had a huge amount of fun at this gig (as pictured, ha ha!) For any of you there who were curious about any of the tracks played for the warmup and during the main event, I’ve popped it all in a video of you swipe to the end! And of course, if this kinda music is up your street and you’d like me to spin for you, hit me up and we’ll see if we can work something out!

The Warm Up

Chola - The Nostalgia 77 Octet

Escape Velocity - Menagerie

Settle The Score - Cookin' On 3 Burners

Take What You Need - The New Mastersounds

Tbilisi Sunset (Skit) - Fulgeance & DJ Scientist

2 Minutes To Midnight - Dr. J

Saudade De Maecenas - S.O.L Collective

Take A Break - Sven Wunder

Bergen Sunrays feat. Selim Mutic - Espen Horne

I Did It For You - Tom Misch & Yussef Dayes

African Mailman - The Rhythmagic Orchestra

Dub y Guaguanco - Quantic Presenta Flowering Inferno

Sweet Love Affair - Resonators

The Get Down - Jonny Drop

Feel Involved In Love Feat. Mr. Tanqueray - Tall Black Guy

Loving Someone (Part 1) - Jaguar Skills & Omar

I Predict A Riot - Carolina Lins & Os Planatos

The First Dance

Chicken Wings - Samm Henshaw

The Main Event

Get Up (I Feel Like Being A) Sex Machine - James Brown

Crazy In Love - Beyoncé feat. Jay-Z

It Takes Two - Marvin Gaye & Kim Weston

What A Man - Linda Lyndell

Sài Gòn (1965) [Remastered] - Trúc Mai

Work It Out - Speedometer

Everywhere - Fleetwood Mac

Under the Sea / Flyers Drive - The Fearless Flyers

Funky Nassau, Pt. 1 - The Beginning Of The End

Arraino - Popular Cooper and His All Beats Band

Bomba Trópica - Ondatrópica

Is This Love - Bob Marley & The Wailers

Help Me Make It Through The Night - John Holt

All I Do Is Think About You Featuring Christopher Ellis - Quantic Presenta Flowering Inferno

My Light - SAULT

It Runs Through Me - Tom Misch

The Way You Make Me Feel - The Kount and Marc Rebillet featuring Moods

Avenue Joffre (Instrumental) - The Shanghai Restoration Project

Un Canto A Mi Tierra (J-Boogie Remix) - Quantic and His Combo Bárbaro

Keep On Loving Me - Onra

Ooh Wee (featuring Ghostface Killah, Nate Dogg, Trife & Saigon) (Amended Version) - Mark Ronson

(Are You Ready) Do The Bus Stop / Suga - The Fatback Band/Sarah Ruba

Ain't Nobody ft. Sharlene Hector - Jack & Juke

Thinking - Louis Cole

Get Lucky (Radio Edit) - Daft Punk ft. Pharrell Williams

Cosmic Girl - Jamiroquai

Candy - Cameo

Treat U Good - Moods feat. Noah Slee, Lyriya, Meron

Digital Love - Daft Punk

Delight (Instrumental) - Dr. J

Red Alert - Basement Jaxx

Caravan - Mark de Clive-Lowe & the Rotterdam Jazz Orchestra

Not So Blue - Quantic

Superstylin' - Groove Armada

Re-Rewind (The Crowd Say Bo Selecta) (Radio Edit) - The Artful Dodger

Hold It Down (Bugz in the Attic's Co-operative Mix) - 4hero

Body Groove (Original Mix MC Version) - Architechs

Dancing (Original) - Omar & Zed Bias

Loving You Is Easy - Camo & Krooked

Mesablanca - O'Flynn

Lk (feat. Stamina MC) - DJ Marky & XRS

Tremendo Boogaloo (Fluid Mechanics Remix) - Manteca

Last Goodbye (Feat. Celestine) - Break

Move on Up - Curtis Mayfield

I Say A Little Prayer - Martha Reeves & The Vandellas

Ain't No Mountain High Enough - Diana Ross

Light My Fire - Stevie Wonder

It's Dancing Time - Mr. Scruff & Quantic

Evil Vibrations - The Rebirth

It's Dancing Time - Mr. Scruff & Quantic

Back To Life (Scrimshire, Waaaaaaait For it, Edit) - Scrimshire

8th Wonder (Pressure Drop Remix) - The Sugarhill Gang

Jumpin' Jumpin' (Jean Tonique Remix) - Destiny's Child

Joints & Jam Album Version  - The Black Eyed Peas

Dragonball Durag - Thundercat

A Little Bit Of Love (Souleance "C'est La Fête" Re-edit) - Brenda Russell vs Souleance

Shelter - junior state

[djinnewyorkcity]

How to Choose the Perfect Event Production Companies for Your Next Event

Are you planning a special event and want it to be an unforgettable success? You’ve come to the right place! Choosing the right event production company can make all the difference between a lackluster event and a memorable extravaganza. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through the process of selecting the perfect event production company that aligns with your vision, budget, and objectives. So, let’s get started!

1. Understand Your Event Needs and Objectives

The first step is to clearly define your event’s purpose, theme, and objectives. Ask yourself questions like: What is the main goal of the event? Who is the target audience? What type of atmosphere do you want to create? Understanding your needs and objectives will help you communicate effectively with potential event production companies.

2. Research and Shortlist Potential Companies

Time to hit the search engines! Look for event production companies in your area and make a shortlist of potential candidates. Check their websites, portfolios, and client reviews to get a sense of their expertise and reputation. Don’t forget to look for testimonials from previous clients to gauge their level of satisfaction.

3. Experience and Expertise Matters

An experienced event production company is worth its weight in gold. Look for a team that has successfully organized events similar to yours. A well-established company with a proven track record can handle any challenges that may arise during the event planning and execution process.

4. Budget Considerations

It’s essential to have a clear idea of your budget before you start contacting event production companies. Communicate your budget to the shortlisted companies and see if they can work within your financial constraints. Keep in mind that the cheapest option might not always be the best, as quality matters.

5. Creative and Innovative Approach

You want your event to stand out and leave a lasting impression on attendees. Seek an event production company that brings a creative and innovative approach to the table. Look for fresh ideas and unique concepts that align with your vision.

6. Excellent Communication Skills

Effective communication is the backbone of successful event planning. Choose a company that listens to your ideas, provides valuable input, and communicates clearly throughout the planning process. This ensures that everyone is on the same page and avoids misunderstandings.

7. Flexibility and Adaptability

Events can be unpredictable, and last-minute changes are not uncommon. Look for an event production company that is flexible and adaptable, capable of adjusting to unexpected situations without compromising the quality of the event.

8. Quality of Equipment and Resources

A top-notch event production company should have access to state-of-the-art equipment and a wide network of reliable vendors and suppliers. This ensures that your event is equipped with the latest technology and resources.

9. Check for Insurance and Permits

Event planning involves various risks, and it’s crucial to choose a company that has proper insurance coverage. Additionally, they should be well-versed in obtaining the necessary permits for your event, ensuring legal compliance.

10. Evaluate Their Team and Crew

The success of your event relies on the expertise and professionalism of the event production team and crew. Ensure that the company has skilled personnel who can handle different aspects of the event efficiently.

11. Social Media and Online Presence

In today’s digital age, social media and online presence play a significant role in event promotion and engagement. Look for an event production company that is well-versed in leveraging digital platforms to maximize event visibility.

12. Client References

Don’t hesitate to ask for references from past clients. Talking to previous clients will give you valuable insights into the company’s performance, work ethic, and overall satisfaction levels.

13. Sustainable Practices

If sustainability is important to you, inquire about the event production company’s green practices. Many companies are adopting eco-friendly approaches to event planning, which can align with your values and make a positive impact.

14. Compare Proposals and Quotes

Once you’ve gathered proposals from different event production companies, take the time to compare them. Look beyond the numbers and consider the overall value they offer, the level of service, and the extent to which they can meet your specific needs.

15. Trust Your Instincts

Last but not least, trust your instincts. If you feel a strong connection with a particular event production company and believe they truly understand your vision, it’s likely the right choice for your event.

In conclusion, choosing the perfect event production company is a critical step in ensuring the success of your special event. By understanding your needs, researching thoroughly, and considering factors like experience, creativity, and communication, you can find the ideal partner to bring your vision to life. Remember, your event is a reflection of your aspirations, so don’t settle for anything less than excellence!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

    1. Q: How do I find event production companies near me?

A: You can start by searching online or asking for recommendations from friends, colleagues, or other event organizers.

    2. Q: What should I look for in a company’s portfolio?

 A: Look for events they have organized that are similar in scale and style to your own event.

    3. Q: How can I ensure my event stays within budget?

A: Communicate your budget clearly with the event production company and prioritize essential elements.

    4. Q: Can event production companies handle both small and large-scale events?

A: Yes, many event production companies are equipped to handle events of various sizes.

    5. Q: What if I need to make last-minute changes to the event plan?

A: Choose a company known for its flexibility and ability to adapt to unexpected changes.

    6. Q: Do event production companies provide event promotion services?

A: Some companies offer event promotion as part of their services, while others may collaborate with marketing agencies.

    7. Q: How can I assess the quality of equipment used by an event production company?

 A: Ask about the brands and technology they use and inquire about equipment maintenance practices.

    8. Q: What permits are typically required for events?

A: The permits needed depend on the type and location of the event. Common permits include those for venue usage, food service, and alcohol if applicable.

    9. Q: Can event production companies handle virtual or hybrid events?

 A: Yes, many event production companies have adapted to handle virtual and hybrid event formats.

    10. Q: How soon should I book an event production company for my event?

 A: It’s advisable to book as early as possible, especially for popular event production companies with limited availability.

[mrbopst]

Today in Bopst Design: 2018

[thereiscode]

dj alt13music

[muttsmusic]

been an exceptionally musical day today

[portobelloradio]

DelaCruz Selector

Carlos Dela Cruz plays great Latin music every month on Portobello Radio. Selecting everything from Salsa to Cumbia, Carlos has been bringing fesh Mexican vibes to London since 2015. He ran the Mexican Restaurant 'Santos' on Portobello Road for many years with a special back room opened for dancing late in the evenings, equipped with turntables & an endless flow of Mescal, Carlos is a great host.

listen to his shows on mixcloud: mixcloud.com/portobello_Radio/playlists/delacruz-selector/