We are not only Djs, we are much more than that. We are all high school students each with our own special story and background.

Scott Entwistle :
Owner, and founder, Scott has been Djing for about 8 years. His other side is that he is the Asst. Harbor Master for the town of Camden he has been there for 5 years, he is one of the Captains of the towns responding boat. His certifications include The U.S. Coast Guard Axillary, State of Maine Harbor Master Basics, The Newport Alliance (drug testing) drug free act because he is a Captain. He is also Health Care Provider certified for the Camden Ski Patrol.

Taylor Hall:
Taylor is a out-a-stater only living in this fine state for the last four years as well as the new guy on the DJ crew! Only DJing with Scott for the last year.  Taylor is 17, turning 18 in May, and currently a high school senior at Camden Hills Regional High School.  Taylor is a local lifeguard, swim instructor, camp counselor, and child care provider at the local Penobscot Bay YMCA.  He is trained in First Aid for the Professional Rescuer, CPR-AED for the Professional Rescuer, U.S. Coast Guard Boating Safety and Seamanship Certification, and also Lifeguarding for the Professional Rescuer. 

Chris Crippen:
Is the guy with the experience of 4 years Djing with Scott. He is currently a Fire fighter at Camden Fire Department. He is certified for ICS, 100, 200, 300, 400, 600, & 700. He also holds several fire fighter certificates, and a CPR/ AED card. He is also working on AVOC. He is also Newport Alliance (drug testing) drug free act. Because he works as a deckhand on a commercial lobster boat  in the summer.

Isaac Grindle: 
A vivid hunter and starting two years ago, Isaac is some of the groups muscle. He is the lighting assistant who works under Chris. He is great at what he does and loves to do it.

So when hiring us for your parties, dances, or weddings, you can feel safe knowing that we are a drug free group and that with any problem that arises we will automatically be the first responders and give as much help as we can until EMS or other services arrive.