Dj Gilibeats Open-format DJ for weddings, corporate events & private parties across Cyprus.

A stable performance area of around 2m x 1.5m (table or DJ booth). Access to at least 2 x standard power sockets (230V), ideally on a dedicated circuit. If the event is outdoors, a covered/shaded setup is required to protect equipment. Clear access for load-in and a nearby parking/drop-off point is appreciated.

Please share the exact venue address, the best access route for loading in, and where I should park/unload. I also need to know:

Set-up location and space available (indoor/outdoor)

Power socket location and availability

Any noise limits/curfews or sound limiter systems

Schedule of key moments (entrance, speeches, first dance, etc.)

If there is an in-house sound system, who the contact person/tech is on the day

Yes, I can provide sound and basic dancefloor lighting depending on the event size and venue. I can also connect to an in-house PA if available. Equipment options are discussed in advance to match the crowd size, layout and sound restrictions.

Yes. I can provide background music before the main set, during dinner, and between key moments to keep the atmosphere consistent. If there are any venue licensing requirements for music, the venue’s policy will apply.

A standout gig for me was Itai and Vitoria's wedding. an israeli and an italian. it was next to the beach, we went from elegant sunset background music to a full dancefloor party. there was a wierd situation where the crowd knew half of the songs but in the end i realized everybody get crazy on 90's bangers and it went wild!

Weddings are my favorite because they have a real story and momentum. I enjoy planning the key moments and then turning it into a proper party later. Corporate events are a close second, especially when the brief is clear and the crowd is ready to have fun.

I started in the nightlife scenes of Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. One night, while playing a set at a small neighborhood bar, Ninet Tayeb (Israel's biggest rock star and cultural icon) approached me. She told me it was the best set she had ever heard. That specific compliment launched my career and led to a 10-year residency at that venue. From there, I transitioned to high-end private events.

My musical journey is an evolution: I started in Rock and Progressive Rock, transitioned into Trance, and for the last 20 years, I've landed firmly in the Electronic and Hip-Hop worlds.
Top tracks that define my style: 'Dumb' - Noga Erez 'Hello' - Martin Solveig 'Zahav' - Static & Ben El"

I follow a "music-first" philosophy. I am a non-intrusive DJ, meaning I don't use the microphone to chatter or hype the crowd. Instead, I let the energy of the mix drive the party. I am happy to make essential formal announcements if needed, but otherwise, I stay in the background and let the music speak for itself.

I typically arrive 120 minutes prior to the event to ensure a seamless setup and sound check. Regarding performance times, I am flexible; I usually play sets ranging from 3 to 5 hours, but I'm always happy to adjust to the flow of the party and the client's needs

Yes, absolutely. I find that outdoor venues often have a unique and fun energy. As long as there is a stable power source and basic cover for the gear, I love playing open-air events.

I believe strictly that it is the client's party, not mine. I actively encourage clients to share their musical preferences, favorite genres, and 'must-play' tracks. My job is to filter their taste through my professional experience to create the perfect vibe for their specific crowd.

Clients describe me as a 'music-focused' DJ rather than a 'performer.' I don't use the microphone to hype the crowd or put on a show myself. instead, I prefer to stay in the background, focused entirely on the mix and reading the room. I let the music speak for itself and allow the guests and the dancefloor to be the true stars of the night.