No single genre. Hip-hop, Latin, house, throwbacks, top 40, whatever the floor actually responds to. We read it live. We don't run a fixed playlist and hope for the best.

Latin is a particular strength: reggaeton, salsa, merengue, bachata, Latin house, and the crossover records that pull an entire mixed room onto the floor at once. If that matters for your crowd, it is covered without needing a specialist added to the booking.

Free within 40 miles of downtown Orlando. Beyond that, it's a flat $40 for every additional 20 miles. No prorating: one mile into a new 20-mile block is the full $40. No surprise line items after.

Yes to both, and I'd rather you send them than not. If you are the one booking and paying, your requests get played. Full stop. They are played, not worked in where they happen to fit. The do-not-play list isn't a suggestion, it's respected completely.

Yes, and it is included in every package at no extra cost. I'm an MC by nature. Introductions, program cues, countdowns, announcements, and the energy that carries a room between them are the part of the job I actually enjoy, and it comes with the booking rather than as an add-on.

A dedicated power circuit near the setup and a table or stage footprint. That's the whole list. Everything else comes in the door with me.

A signed agreement and a deposit. That's what holds a date. A phone call saying you're "pretty sure" doesn't.

Zelle or wire transfer. Deposit holds your date, balance is due by setup.

Look for someone full-time, licensed and insured, with real resort and hospitality experience. That's the bar at AD4K Productions.

Corporate and private event DJs in Central Florida typically run anywhere from a few hundred dollars for a shorter booking to well over a thousand for a full night with MC and lighting. Flat-rate packages here start at $418.56, posted upfront, no consultation needed.

Licensing, insurance, a formal contract, and someone who can MC as well as mix. Corporate crowds need someone who reads the room live, not just a playlist.

No. Full MC service is included with DJ Louie, covering announcements and transitions in the same booking.

Someone who can run a mixed-age crowd without losing energy, reading the room instead of sticking to a fixed playlist. That's the core of an open-format DJ.

Confirm the DJ carries liability insurance and can provide a certificate of insurance for venue submission. Most hotels require this before approving any outside vendor.

Yep. I show up with everything set up and ready to go, speakers, mixer, lighting, all of it. You don't have to rent or provide anything.

Yes, fully insured. If your venue needs proof for their files, just ask and I'll send it over.

You get one free reschedule with at least 45 days notice. Weather is the one exception, if severe weather forces a change, that reschedule is free regardless of timing.

I try to go above and beyond what's in the contract when I can, but I do reserve the right to refuse performance in excessive heat or heavy rain. Safety for me and the equipment comes first.

That's on me to solve, not you. If an emergency ever comes up, I make sure your event still gets covered.

The good dates go first, especially weekends. If you've got a date in mind, lock it in early so you're not scrambling later.