Kongaton Hi-fi Voghera-based all-vinyl DJ. 60's & 70's reggae, ska, funk, soul, & more

I require a sturdy, flat table/booth space of at least 2 meters × ,80 cm and stable 220V power outlet close to the performance area and a secure parking space for a mid-size SUV.

I need specific parking instructions for loading in. I would also need to know if there are any sound ordinances for the area.

Yes, I am completely autonomous. I bring my own sound system as well as a very simple lighting rig

Yes, I can choose the music or let the host choose what to play.

I played supporting New York's ska band The Slackers at the Marquis Theatre in Denver. Seeing 250+ people dressed in semi-formal attire dancing to vintage Jamaican vibes was magical. My favorite venue was The San Gaudenzio Castle where I organized two nights of vinyl Djs from all across Lombardy.

Summer parties are my favorite. Whether at a bar, or in a plaza, the vibes of 60s and 70s music on vinyl has a universally positive effect on the listeners.

I started gigging in Denver, Colorado after discovering my passion for record collecting. I came home from Jamaica after a week of digging with a catalog big enough to play out with a group of other DJs in the area with the same passion. Since then, I have constructed a Jamaican-style analog sound system and continued to amass a vast catalog of LPs and single 45s that I showcase through my sets for public and private audiences.

I normally arrive 90 minutes before the performance to set up. I perform as long as required by the host. For longer events, I use an LP record for a 10-minute, or 3-song restroom break.

Absolutely, but I ask for a shaded area, flat level surface, and a nearby power supply.

If asked beforehand, I can provide custom playlists and take requests.

Previous clients have described my sets as unique, eclectic, upbeat, and well-balanced. My most common compliment is how impressive it is that I have so many dancefloor hits from so may decades on 45 single records.