To All-

Welcome to the wonderful world of providing DJ entertainment for your event! By now you’ve probably figured out that “finding” a DJ isn’t too difficult; it’s the “selection” process that you may find a bit challenging. I hope that the time you invest here will assist you in making an informed decision on a crucial element in every successful event… music, or in my biased opinion… a great DJ! Throughout history, music has entertained royalty, moved Fred and Ginger, and perhaps invoked a first kiss. Your event will be a part of history, and I would like to be a part of it. Whether it’s a corporate gathering, a prom, or my personal favorite wedding receptions, retaining my services as your DJ will be a sound investment. I have the proven ability to infuse your personal style, meld it together with a harmonious balance of professionalism and personality, and create an event like no other. It can’t be said enough, but there are absolutely no “do-overs” in this industry. DJing an event that has your heart, soul, time, and money on the line would be an honor and a privilege. Thank you to my family, friends, and clients, for giving me the opportunity to do what I love!

Best Regards,

DJ Superunknown

Thursday, October 30, 2008

DJSUPERUNKNOWN DOIN' IT 4 THA KIDS



I'll be donating my skillz again this year for Majestic Hills Ranch.

Majestic Hills for Children provides therapeutic riding to children with special needs. Many children are either born with a disability or obtain it through an accident. Whether physical, mental, or emotional, the disability or chronic illness becomes the first of many challenges these children will face. The simple chores of every day living that healthy people take for granted create anxiety, fear, and sometimes a sense of failure for those whose challenges prevents them from participating.

Therapeutic riding has gained worldwide recognition as one of the most progressive forms of therapy for children with special needs. Research shows that therapeutic riding improves balance, stronger coordination, increased motor skills, increased range of motion, a positive outlook, and sense of belonging. The gentle rhythm of the horse’s movements, much like a human gait, helps strengthen spine and pelvic muscles, improves posture and coordination, increases joint mobility and helps keep muscles from atrophying. Additionally, the unique relationship that often forms between horse and rider can lead to an increase in self confidence, patience, and self-esteem, leading to a greater ability to cope with the day-to-day challenges they face.

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Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Personal Shit 1.0

My wife just cut her hair into a "Chanel Bob" I think?? She probably thought I would freak out but she's smokin hot! She's been married to my dumb ass for over se7en years now (Dec. 15th will make it ei8ht), and she's probably hotter now than when I first started stalking her. If I ever wake one day as a woman I want to be her but I'd ask me not to DJ every weekend cause' I'd miss me so much and I'd probably hump me in public.

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DJ Superunknown @ The St. Anthony Main Event Center

On Saturday, October 25, 2008, I was at The St. Anthony Main Event Center in Minneapolis. I had never played there before but it is now on my unofficial top 10 list of places to recommend. It’s a great space to hold a reception and downstairs you can hold your ceremony. The food by Three Sons Kitchen is outstanding, and the staff was top notch. The also had three bartenders on duty so nobody had to wait for a drink! Big kudos to Lara Skoczek the event coordinator for the night she was first class all the way. I know for a fact that the B & G, family and friends were really treated like royalty that night.

As far as DJ Superunknown goes… I rocked it again baby!

Now check out these clips.

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Tuesday, October 28, 2008

DJ Superunknown @ The Landmark Center

On Friday, October 24, 2008 I was @ the St. Paul Landmark Center DJing M & E’s wedding reception. That place is HUGE dude! So anyway, They had a cocktail hour and I was just kickin’ some rat pack tunes and slipped in some other uptempo same genera type stuff just for the vibe, not too loud or not too soft but just right ya know!

The Grand March was actually MC’d by a friend of the Groom’s and I had to play September by Earth Wind & Fire, but the Bridal Party was so big and the MC (who did a great job by the way) was about to run out of music before he even got to the Best Man & Maid of H. So 51 seconds left in the song I’m like fuck there’s gonna be no music, and I didn’t want to loop the song over so I said fuck it and got Shipping up to Boston by The Drop Kick Murphy’s cued up, and as soon as he announced the BM & MOH Earth Wind & Fire was over and I busted out some Murphy’s. The Bride & Groom came in and the fucking place exploded! If you’re not familiar with the song it’s on the Departed soundtrack. The reason the place went ape shit was because The Bride was just stunning and half the guests were Boston College Alum (nuff’ said). So the crowds into it and cheering and we go right into their first dance. I don’t usually do that a lot but now that I look back it’s really the perfect time, make a big entrance and get the first dance done. That way the couple has a little pressure off of them and they’ve taken advantage of capturing their audience.

Anyway, dinner, toasts, etc. were really smooth and we transitioned into a really fun night of dancing. Best of all I really enjoyed myself, and the B & G and their family were just really down to earth and gracious hosts. People really danced their asses off so mission accomplished.

I need to point out a couple of vendors that were really great as well: Stephanie Johnson of Table 6 Productions she was a fabulous Wedding Planner, attention to detail, time management, and style. Find out more @ www.table6productions.com or hit her up @ (651) 785-6234.

Also I was impressed by another photographer Emily w/ One Lime Photo. She really took advantage of capturing the night and using all the angles of such a huge space (she was up on the balcony, and all over shooting away) so check her out @ www.lemonlimestudios.blogspot.com or (701) 200-5062.

Now check out some videos… Again my camera and/or the camera man suck (me)

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DJ Superunknown @ Stonebrook GC

On October 17, 2008, I DJ'd a Wedding Reception @ Stonebrook Golf Club http://www.stonebrooke.com/and 2 really crazy things happened, the groom saved the priests life and the bride lost her wedding rings!

A few minutes before the Grand March the Mother of the Bride comes running up to the entrance telling us (me & the bridal party) that the priest was choking, the Groom who was a paramedic rushed out to the guests and performed the Heimlich and saved the priest from choking. Needless to say a cheer resonated throughout the venue, so that was a first and pretty rad. So anyway, after all the life saving commotion, I kicked off the grand march and it went off w/o a hitch (I used The Mustapha Dance by The Clash) as the grand march music. The B & G told me to use whatever I wanted and since I had DJ’d her sisters wedding last year I had their complete trust (I rocked that one too).

Anyway, the Grand March is cool, we go into dinner and speeches a slide show etc. and I' m informed by the Maid of H that the Bride's wedding rings are missing. Holy Shit! Apparently she took them off in the bathroom to wash her hands and left them on the sink, I found out later that the sink had a mesh stopper so the rings didn’t go down the drain, so my guess is some P.O.S. walked off with them. I highly doubt it was a guest or the staff, so I’m assuming that it may have been someone from the public as Stonebrook is a golf club and their guests use the facility as well, or the rings grew legs and walked away? Anyway, The Bride was pretty broken up but she held it together. Due to this fiasco the dance really started late, but I rocked it…. Again!

One thing of note was the photographer Kristi Kienholz of Dolce Studios. She's a total pro and she stayed late to cover the night even though she wasn’t required to. So big kudos to her because I see a lot of weddings that run late and the photogs bail when their contract ends, which is bullshit, because well... I just think it is. Find out more on Dolce Studios via http://dolcestudios.com or hit her up @ (612) 432-7095

Lastly, I’ve played @ Stonebrook many times now, and their food, staff, and atmosphere is great, and as an added bonus they have wonderful scenery for photos.

Now check out these videos… One is of the dancefloor @ some point in the night & one is a walkthrough of Stonebrook

Be advised my camera sucks or it may be user error.

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