Whilst I’m on a roll uploading videos, here’s another from last month just showing a quick snippet of Jenny & Hedley’s wedding reception mobile disco in Sutton Basset, Leicestershire.

Jenny and Hedley were more inclined to rock and indie music, so I made sure there was plenty of that in the during the evening, but they also wanted some party classics thrown for good measure so that the whole family could get on the dance floor together… And they did!

Back a good few months ago I bought a new camera so that you lovely people could see what happens at a Taylor Taylor mobile disco or DJ booking… This video was filmed on the new camera’s first outing, but it’s taken a little while to get round to editing it together!

In the video you can see our giant video screen playing music videos, but it was also used earlier in the evening to display a photo slide show of the birthday girl. You can also see a starlit LED dance floor in the video, which we can supply if you would like one for your event.

Weddings, corporate events and birthdays are the main reasons I find myself out DJ’ing with the mobile disco set-up. But this was definitely a new one on me; the “I’ve just been appointed as a judge” party!

The usual mobile disco was set up along side the giant video screen to play music videos. The music videos provided a great talking point at the start of the night, and a great moment later on in the night was when all the girls started copying Beyonce’s dance moves when I played her “Single Ladies” video- very funny, if only I’d thought to take a few photos!

I was provided a really eclectic list of music ranging from Whitney Houston to S Club 7 to MGMT to Flo Rida. I personally love DJ’ing for people who love such a wide range of music, it always makes for a really interesting night, where you never know what will get requested next.

The whole photo album is on the facebook page if you’d like a look. And whilst you’re there, don’t forget to “like” Taylor Taylor mobile discos.

With wedding season now in full swing, I’v been so busy lately that I haven’t updated this section for a while. But there are plenty of photos from recent DJ gigs, so I’ll try and get them all up here within the next day or two so that you can see what I’ve been up to recently. You’ll get to see the new lights I mentioned a little while ago in full swing, and I might even mention the top-of the-line speaker system that we’ve just upgraded to.

This was Katie & Henry’s wedding reception at the start of the month, Henry works in the exhibition industry, and looking at the photos below you can see that he has done some serious work with theme and decorations! Henry chose Taylor Taylor mobile discos  because he wanted a top quality DJ and mobile disco with a look that wouldn’t detract from the theme, and hopefully that’s just what we gave him!

They provided a suitably old-fashioned printed cloth and hand-painted wooden sign to help keep the disco equipment in the theme, I really wish I’d asked to keep that “Mr DJ” sign!

All the photos from the night are on our over on the facebook page, don’t forget to ‘like’ us.

Last night we were at a rather posh hotel in Leicester city centre for a surprise 40th birthday party. The gentleman’s wife had booked us through one of the largest entertainment agencies in the East Midlands and provided a list of her husband’s favourite songs. Alternative 80s, 90s and 00s music was the order of the night and all of the tracks chosen went down really well with the crowd. I used those requests as a starting point to choose plenty of other jump-around indie and rock music for the rest of the set.

Here’s a quick snap of the set up before everybody arrived for the big surprise!

Here’s a quick little video from a wedding a couple of weeks ago; luckily I’m a better DJ than I am film maker! Wobbly camera work aside, it showcases our giant 6 foot video screen in all of its glory.

Also that day, we were given a memory stick with pictures of the bride and groom on. They were shown as a slide show during the wedding breakfast along with accompanying background music. The best-man even included a video that he’d made as part of his speech, which went down very well indeed!