Birthplace/Hometown:  Baltimore, MD/Glen Burnie, MD

Current residence:  Odenton, MD

College attended:  Jacksonville University, University of Maryland Baltimore County

Field of study:  Aviation Management Flight Operations & Graphic Design

When I'm not deejaying weddings, I can be found:  Working as a custom exhibit account manager, spending time with my beautiful wife and two daughters, exploring digital photography and shooting in IDPA matches.

My other interests:  Movies, digital photo editing, marksmanship, reading.

Favorite music artists:  Spoon, The Airborne Toxic Event, The Smiths, The Cure, Bauhaus, The Fratellis, Cake, Johnny Cash, Crystal Method, Aimee Mann, Cowboy Junkies, Radiohead, Feist, Lisa Hannigan, Diana Krall, Allison Krauss, Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett.

First dance songs I'm enjoying now:  "Use Somebody" (Pixie Lott), "To Be Alone With You" (Sufjan Stevens), "All We Ever Find" (Tim McGraw), "Glitter in the Air" (Pink), "The Way I Am" (Ingrid Michaelson).

Causes I support: Humane Society, SPCA, Make a Wish Foundation, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

A quote I live by: "It's like you're dreamin' about Gorgonzola cheese when it's clearly Brie time, baby."

Best advice I ever received:  "Don't go to bed angry!"

Seven words that describe me:  Faithful, reliable, honest, funny, creative, professional, diligent.

Something that no one would guess by looking at me:  I've piloted an airplane.

On being a wedding DJ:  "I have two beautiful daughters and look forward to the day when I have the honor of walking them down the aisle.  At each wedding I try to deliver the quality of service that I would expect for my daughters on their special day.  I am always aware of the importance of each wedding and enjoy working at beautiful venues and with talented vendors.  The couples I work with place a great deal of trust in me and nothing feels better than hearing from them at the end of the evening that it was perfect.  I take pride in being an important part of such a momentous event in people's lives that they will remember forever."