DJ Victor

Victor specializes in nightclubs, taverns and places that cater to fun-oriented nightlife. He is currently deejaying three nights a week at three different nightclubs... one with an all-ages crowd, two with an early-twenties crowd, packed to capacity.

Victor does not typically DJ at weddings, except in special circumstances. He will consider doing private parties and corporate events depending on available dates. (He has a killer sound system and dance lights.) If you have an event you'd like Victor to DJ, please do not hesitate to inquire of him.

Victor's Philosophy...

Through more then 20 years of deejaying, Victor has learned the secret: play what the crowd wants to hear. That's it. Most deejays do not do that. They play their own favorite music, while showing off their mixing skill. But that's not what people want. People want to hear songs they like.

That's why Victor loves taking requests. Requests are a sure-fire way to know what the crowd wants. And that's what it's all about. Not the deejay.

Victor's Bio...

Victor began deejaying at top-rated radio stations in cities like Cleveland, Boston, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Portland. More than twenty years ago, he started doing nightclubs. In the 1990's, he managed and deejayed at three area clubs: Confetti's, Mill Camp and Scandals (which, during his time there, became the most popular nightclub in the state).

Recently, Victor has deejayed at Quackers, Sam's on Franklin, Tiny Tavern, The Bridge, Old Pad, Green Room, Blairally Arcade, Vets Hall, McArthur Court, Colonial Room, Sam Bond's, Embers, Max's, Taylor's and other local night spots. He is part of the DJ crew who owned and operated The District and The Rok, both phenomenally successful. These days, Victor deejays every week at three area nightclubs; he also has ongoing clients for whom he deejays at places like the Hilton Ballroom.

Victor has been awarded a place among the "Best Of The City" for Club DJ by Eugene Weekly. This honor is determined by public voting.

Victor's Start...

As a child, one of Victor's favorite things to do was to play records for people. Whenever company would come over, he'd plead with them to make requests so he could play their songs for them on his stereo. He'd announce each song while changing records. And he wouldn't quit until the audience had to leave.

One day when Victor was sixteen, he went to a gathering at a park. There, a college radio station had set up a remote broadcast. It was nothing more than a card table, a tiny mixer and a two turntables. But to Victor, it was heaven. He persuaded them to let him DJ for a while. So, for an about an hour, Victor had the time of his life. If there were ever any doubt about his passion for deejaying, that day removed it.

Over the years, Victor has deejayed at radio stations and nightclubs across the country. Even today, no matter where he deejays, no matter how big or how small the crowd, he feels the same passion he did as a teenager that day in the park. Victor was born to deejay.