DJ Seth Isaacs

Happy Sweet 16 to Dani and thank you to her mom Lisa for having me as part of their celebration.  Burgers, birthday cake, and balloons, Dani celebrated in style with a healthy helping of her closest friends alongside an impressive buffet of pizza, make-your-own tacos, and of course burgers.  And what better way to celebrate than to have me come out and spin the best in Top 40, a sprinkle of Alt Pop Rock, and some throwback Jay-Z and Beyonce?  We started off with a little midtempo Kelly Rowland, Justin Bieber, and Rita Ora and then kicked it up after dinner until the wee hour of 11pm.  Check out the set list below.

Congratulations again to the birthday girl, shouts to her mom for having me come through, and man do those girls know how to party.  

Here is my set list from the Lovesick Expo that took place last Sunday, January 20th at the Epicenter at Artists for Humanity in South Boston.  It was definitely not your average weddng expo from the Boston Circus Guild providing entertaintment ranging from the more reserved (bands and belly dancers) to the more exotic (a burleque performance) to the taco truck parked out back to prizes being awared for the best Tweet.  It was also a fruitful event for us at the Beat Train Productions booth as we schmoozed with current and potential and current clients and provided the musical soundscape for the expo.

Below, check out my set list from that event.  Trading off with the various bands, myself, Nick, and Greg each had a 30-50 minute set to play a little Rock, Indie, and whatever else tickled our fancy.

Kirk and Kerry were my first military wedding and they sure showed me a good time.  From traditional Irish music to hand stand contests to some form of impromptu military rowing formation on the middle of the dancefloor, Kirk and Kerry and their friends and family kept the party moving.  I had an amazing time and the good folks at Harrington Farm out in Princeton, MA took good care of us all.  I'm going to be reaching out the photographer, too, so maybe we can get some pics uploaded as well later on.

Congratulations to this wonderful couple and I wish them all the happiness in the world.   

Muchos congratulations to Mat and Elise.  I had the privelage of being their DJ last weekend and wanted to take a moment to post my set list.  They were amazing clients and they, their friends, and family danced their a**es off and I couldn't have had more fun.  I also always love it when I get to play 90's and 2000 Hip-Hop and R&B.  

Enjoy!

Big congratulations to Jay and Brian who were married last Saturday, May 19th.  They were kind enough to hire me as their wedding DJ through Beat Train Productions and alongside my trusted sidekick, Greg, and through we provided uplighting for their ceremony and reception and music during the cocktail hour, dinner, and then of course for dancing.  It was an amazingly ecclectic crowd of old and young, friends and family, with a massive range of musical taste.  As always, Norton's Woods provided a beautiful and artistic backdrop and the food was spectacular.  I wish I had gotten the photographer's name, too, cuz he was a cool dude -- and father of three.  I don't know how he finds time to shoot weddings.

I digress, so without further adue, here is my set list for dancing:

Congratulations to Taran & Robert who were married on Saturday, March 12 at the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center!  I was privelaged to be their DJ for dinner and dancing and had an amazing time.  Thank you guys!  It was an intimate affair with close collection of family and friends in attendance.  

Big shouts to Doug Levy Photography for the amazing job taking pictures some pictures and be sure to check out his blog post for Taran & Robert's wedding on Doug's blog.

Congratulations again to the newlyweds!

Sorry for the delay in putting up my set list, but check it:

As promised on Twitter, here's my set list from the JAG House Party last night.  I was privelaged to be the DJ at this recently-purchased, amazing condo in Boston's South End.  The digs, sufficeth to say, were upscale, the Japanese seafood chic, and of course the beer pong classy.  The music for the party ranged from Indie Dance, Electronic, Reggae, and Dirty South and the beer, wine, and champage flowed endlessly until the last song -- most approriately "Home."

Congratulations to JAG and I hope we can work together in the future.

Enjoy the set list!

I had a great time at my inagural appearance at the new Fizz Ed'z at 142 Pleasant Street in Malden, MA and hopefully it won't be my last.  I've been talking to one of the owners and maybe we can get some video going on in there.  It's a super nice looking place inside (although I don't drink so I'm not a walking encyclopedia on bars that are nice) and I think it's going to do well and start packing in the patrons. 

Anyway, I digress, I had a great time last night playing everything from James Brown to Armand Van Helden to Boston (of course) to Tyga to Earth Wind & Fire and I hope that people enjoyed the music as much as I enjoyed playing here.  And without further day, check out my set list below.

And don't forget to check out Fizz Ed'z on Facebook 

I had the privelage of being the DJ for the Davis House event at Balfour Center at Wheaton College on Saturday night.  The Davis House has been designated as the Unied World College house (according to the college) so I had to cater to a Top 40, Latin, House, Reggae, Reggaeton, and Britney Spears crowd. We were supposed to rock from 11pm-3am, but they shut us down early (dunno why) so my set got cut short.  Here's what I managed to run through during the 3 hours.  Of course I had to end the night in style with some Earth Wind & Fire.  Enjoy!