About me
Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Chris Surrey and I started DJing in the 1980's playing soul, disco and jazz in pubs. In the 1990's I started to do more corporate and wedding functions, so I started to invest in more professional equipment and music to reflect this. The size of my light show and the quality of the sound equipment continues to grow to this day with technology dictating the way forward.As well as corporate and wedding functions, I also do birthday, anniversary and retirement parties. In fact, Solar discos can accommodate any event.
When you book Solar discos for your function, you are booking myself to DJ. I do not operate an agency whereby anybody who is available turns up. This is the biggest complaint against our industry. If for any reason (and it would have to be a very good reason) I could not turn up myself, I would send a replacement that I knew could do as good a job. However, this has not happened in 15 years, but it is a safety net in case of unforeseen circumstances. I see the role of the DJ as more than someone just playing music. The DJ conducts the events of the whole evening, much in the same way as a toastmaster does during the day, and the level of traditionalism is as much, or as little, as you want it to be. One of the main objectives of the DJ is to keep as many people on the dancefloor as possible, avoiding those 'floor killers' that reflect badly on the DJ. I like to think that my experience helps me to avoid these situations. To sum it all up, my mission is to provide the best quality of service and ensure your guests enjoy themselves as much as possible.