We had Maximum Music DJ a dinner/dance for our professional organization. It is always a challenge to hit the right balance with our group. There's a predominance of introverts in our group with folks ranging from their mid-20s to their 70s and there's a range of musical tastes. We also have active ballroom dancers, line dancers, swing dancers in our group. Often this means that DJs stick to the standard wedding set list and assumes it will be a sleepy crowd because of our profession. Maximum Music DJ actually responded to a very precise set list submitted by one of our members, played a range from 90s house, Motown, some dancehall, *and* some songs that always seem to be dismissed by other DJs (Tribe Called Red, Beastie Boys, 90s rap) because "no one will dance to that." The DJ was responsive to requests *and* stayed a little extra so that the crowd that danced all night had something to leave on a high note on. The older crowd got their ballroom and disco early so they could get to bed on time and the millennials got their camp/dance pleasers as the night wore on. Fantastic set and our group felt acknowledged and respected!
