DJ for weddings, birthdays and corporate events in Libourne, Bordeaux, Gironde, Aquitaine.

I have been collecting and mixing since the age of 13 (I was born in 1969). Over the years, I’ve built up a passionate musical culture and performed in many different settings (bars, birthday parties, weddings, New Year’s Eve events, school parties, farewell celebrations, etc.) across several countries (France, Malaysia, Dubai, Germany).

I’ve always been in love with a wide range of music and constantly explore new labels, producers, and remixes. I draw inspiration from the spirit and eclecticism of 2manyDJs, La Churascaia, Fatboy Slim, Radio Nova, and Studio 54. I like to push boundaries, offering twists and surprises.

My inspiration comes from a vast and diverse music library: pop, electronic, disco, funk, rock, Latin, soul, 80s, lounge, jazz, house, oriental, RnB, 90s dance, hip hop, techno, ballads, reggae, salsa, world music, new wave, rap, metal, 70s, 60s, rock & roll…

My sets are often described as electrifying—blending the best and the rare, with unifying anthems, carefully selected remixes, original mashups, and timeless classics—building bridges between mainstream hits and more refined sounds, for both younger and older crowds.

I put a lot of care into my transitions and mashups to keep the energy at an optimal level, while staying highly attentive to the audience to make sure I play the right music, at the right volume, at the right time.

By the way, in Brazilian slang ÔLOCO means: “this is crazy!”

By essence, ÔLOCO values discretion: the DJ is not the star of the night — only the hosts and the guests are! I focus on the music to keep the energy level high on the dance floor and ensure smooth, high-quality transitions.

I don’t host games or engage in heavy microphone use; my interventions are kept to the essential. That said, I can make announcements at your request (for example, to guide guests). If surprises or games are prepared by your friends and family, I let them handle the microphone, which makes the moment all the more personal and meaningful for you.

Of course — it’s actually essential that you share your “must-play” favorites to guide and inspire me, so I can create the best possible experience for you. Example playlists from Spotify, Deezer, or YouTube are the easiest way to do this.

Even more importantly, I’ll ask you for your 5 unmissable songs and the 5 songs you absolutely don’t want to hear. After that, it’s my turn to craft the right mix and find the alchemy that will delight the widest audience.

Oh, and by the way… I also have a blacklist of my own. 😉

Of course, if you’d like. That said, not all requests can be accepted… Some guests might not think about the impact a song could have on the dance floor’s energy at that moment, or may want to hear something very niche that only they would enjoy. Others, however, are fantastic sources of inspiration and help guide the vibe!

To handle requests smoothly, I use a revolutionary system: guests simply scan a QR code and send their song requests directly into my DJ software, where they appear on a list I can draw from throughout the evening!

We don’t always pay attention to it or even notice it consciously, but lighting plays a huge role in the success of an event or a party.

Think of a concert, a televised music show, or simply a nightclub: a tailored lighting design (colors, movements, etc.) is created by light jockeys and is an integral part of the experience.

Lights surround the guests and create atmospheres that shift with the energy on the dance floor. They highlight the venue and enhance the space. On the other hand, using cheap lights in a constant, uncontrolled, unsynchronized way will only blind everyone and can ruin the evening.

I recommend and apply 5 basic rules to light up a dance floor:

1. Less is more! You don’t need dozens of spotlights or random lasers all crammed into the same space. The right number is what fits the venue — and, above all, fixtures that complement each other rather than just piling up.

2. Define the space by placing lights around the dance floor and use indirect lighting to enhance the architecture and create a warm atmosphere. For this, I work with up to 12 wireless RGBW LED uplights, battery-powered and remotely controlled, allowing for an infinite palette of custom colors. Strategically placed, they reveal volumes, highlight stone walls, and beautifully showcase facades and gardens.

3. Don’t be afraid of darkness! Nothing is worse — and more tiring — than lights that stay on constantly. It’s essential to alternate lit and dark phases to truly appreciate the effects.

4. No more than 2 colors at once! A dance floor is not a Christmas tree!

5. Precise control of all lighting effects thanks to wireless DMX programming — mastering movements, speed, colors, etc. in sync with the music and key moments of the event (speeches, first dance, and so on).