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Life takes unexpected turns. After spending nearly eleven years handling homicide cases, child abuse investigations, and crime scene processing, I've found myself in an entirely new world—crafting unforgettable wedding experiences as the owner of Streamline Events and Entertainment.
My passion for music has always run parallel to my law enforcement career. From playing drums before crowds of thousands to DJing weddings since I was just sixteen, music remained my creative outlet while I navigated the emotional challenges of detective work. What most people don't understand about professional wedding DJing is that it requires the same level of attention to detail and people management skills that solving cases demands. When someone reduces the art to "playing a playlist and eating free food," they miss the intricate orchestration happening behind the scenes.
The beautiful irony isn't lost on me—I've gone from being present during people's darkest moments to creating their brightest memories. Every wedding represents a gathering of people who will likely never all be in the same room again, making it my responsibility to ensure that one-time experience reaches its full potential. From the moment guests arrive (hearing carefully selected music even in the parking lot) to their departure, I create a musical journey that builds throughout the evening. My approach includes personal meetings with couples, customized music progression, constant crowd reading, and seamless transitions between ceremonial moments and celebration.
After years where every phone call meant another tragedy, I now use those same skills—the careful observation, the attention to detail, the ability to manage complex situations—to produce the soundtrack that begins a couple's life together. What could be more rewarding than that? Follow along as I continue sharing stories from both sides of my Murders to Music journey, and consider how your own skills might translate to unexpected places.
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1. Welcome to Murders to Music Snapshot (00:00:00)
2. My Background in Music and DJing (00:00:50)
3. From Darkest Days to Brightest Moments (00:02:54)
4. The Wedding Experience Process (00:04:34)
5. Creating the Perfect Wedding Soundtrack (00:06:18)
6. Why I'm Passionate About Weddings (00:08:52)
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Life takes unexpected turns. After spending nearly eleven years handling homicide cases, child abuse investigations, and crime scene processing, I've found myself in an entirely new world—crafting unforgettable wedding experiences as the owner of Streamline Events and Entertainment.
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The beautiful irony isn't lost on me—I've gone from being present during people's darkest moments to creating their brightest memories. Every wedding represents a gathering of people who will likely never all be in the same room again, making it my responsibility to ensure that one-time experience reaches its full potential. From the moment guests arrive (hearing carefully selected music even in the parking lot) to their departure, I create a musical journey that builds throughout the evening. My approach includes personal meetings with couples, customized music progression, constant crowd reading, and seamless transitions between ceremonial moments and celebration.
After years where every phone call meant another tragedy, I now use those same skills—the careful observation, the attention to detail, the ability to manage complex situations—to produce the soundtrack that begins a couple's life together. What could be more rewarding than that? Follow along as I continue sharing stories from both sides of my Murders to Music journey, and consider how your own skills might translate to unexpected places.
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Chapters
1. Welcome to Murders to Music Snapshot (00:00:00)
2. My Background in Music and DJing (00:00:50)
3. From Darkest Days to Brightest Moments (00:02:54)
4. The Wedding Experience Process (00:04:34)
5. Creating the Perfect Wedding Soundtrack (00:06:18)
6. Why I'm Passionate About Weddings (00:08:52)
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