DJ Deep Unit
For Your Event

The core is a wide house family: deep house with warm low ends, classic house with vocal hooks, latin and afro shades when the room calls for it, occasional techno when peak time gets serious. The recordings on Spotify and Beatport give a fair idea, but a live set never plays exactly the same way as a studio track. I read the room first, build the energy, then let the catalogue meet whatever's already in the air. Expect a thread that runs all night rather than a constant high. From the cocktail hour through dinner to the dance floor, the music carries every phase of the evening.

The full discography is on Spotify, Apple Music, Beatport, Amazon Music and SoundCloud. The most recent release is the Drugmenia single, out in 2026 with an afro house mix alongside the original. Before that came the We Are House Nation album, thirty tracks that sit close to what a longer DEEP UNIT live set feels like, and the Safari ya Moyo EP for the more afro-house side. The Spotify playlist linked at the top of this page is curated specifically as a sit-down listen, not just a track dump. Listen to that first if you want a single overview before reaching out.

It starts with the booking form on this page: date, venue, type of event, number of guests, set length, what you need and your budget. From there, I send a tailored quote within 24 hours, with the line items spelled out: set length, travel, sound and lighting through partner companies if the venue has no installation (quoted separately), anything specific the venue needs. If the date works for both sides, a small deposit confirms the booking. A short call or email exchange a few weeks before the event covers the playlist direction, the moments that matter to you, and any do-not-play list. Day of the event, I'm on site three to four hours early to set up and soundcheck before the first guest arrives.

Clubs and bars, festivals and open airs, plus private occasions like VIP weddings, corporate events, birthdays or villa celebrations. What ties the formats together: the music is shaped around the audience and the occasion rather than running a standard playlist. If you have a specific mood or musical direction in mind, that fits in well. A short briefing upfront often makes a bigger difference than the type of venue.

Yes. Festival slots are a regular part of the calendar. Set lengths run between 2 and 8 hours, from a peak-time slot or an opening to a longer late-night shift. A press kit with photos, technical rider and recent set recordings is available on request. Send a date range and the slot you have in mind through the booking form, and I'll come back with availability and a tailored proposal within 24 hours.

Yes, those land in the same inbox as bookings. A few practical notes: send a private SoundCloud or WeTransfer link rather than a heavy attachment, mention the genre and tempo upfront, and keep the message short. I'll get back if the project fits the current studio cycle. Remix requests are welcome, ideally with the basics about the planned release. Collaborations are handled case by case, usually after a short call to see whether the styles fit.

Every gig runs between 2 and 8 hours, whether it is a club night, a festival or stage slot, a private event or a VIP wedding. At a private event or a wedding the set covers aperitif, dinner and dance floor as one continuous arc, sometimes with a short break between courses. The right length within that range depends on the room. Most of the time, the answer is shorter than people expect: better to leave the floor wanting more than to overstay.