Remember the DJ Available

Jimmy Davis established Remember the DJ on the foundation of two decades spent inside the British music industry. Davis began his career behind the decks in 2000 as a resident at The Cube in Birmingham's Brindleyplace before spending thirteen years touring as a songwriter and stage performer across the United Kingdom and Europe. His background includes three separate appearances at Glastonbury Festival and supporting Ed Sheeran at Brixton Academy, having forged an early friendship and creative mentorship with the songwriter during tours with Nizlopi in 2007. That extensive touring tenure gives his event performances a measured musical literacy and intuitive grasp of live pacing.

Based in the West Midlands, the operation handles wedding receptions, landmark birthdays, corporate functions, and private celebrations with a distinct emphasis on live audio fidelity. Rather than relying on rigid, pre-recorded playlists, Davis treats event programming as an active performance shaped by room energy. Each assignment runs through structured preparation stages, beginning with a detailed intake of client tastes, preferred genres, and designated do-not-play selections. On site, sound reinforcement and computerized lighting arrays are calibrated to the acoustic profile and architecture of each venue. Sound checks verify frequency balance across both speech and high-energy dance sets, while wireless microphone systems are monitored to ensure speeches, toasts, and announcements carry clean vocal articulation.

The service extends across diverse event formats, from relaxed afternoon drinks receptions to late-night dance floors and formal corporate galas. Davis balances crowd-reading instincts with clear hosting decorum, avoiding intrusive microphone banter while maintaining smooth transitions between scheduled formalities like first dances, award presentations, and peak party hours. Corporate bookings, including annual holiday parties and company milestones, receive sound and lighting configurations scaled specifically to room dimensions, whether staged inside intimate dining rooms or larger exhibition suites.

Clients organizing events are encouraged to initiate consultations four to eight months in advance, particularly for peak weekend dates between May and October or the December holiday season. Before scheduling an initial discovery discussion, organizers should compile their venue address, load-in access parameters, approximate guest numbers, and a working schedule of key moments. Sharing an initial list of ten to fifteen representative tracks alongside specific exclusions helps Davis construct a focused technical and musical outline before confirming dates.