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Party Muscle
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Party Muscle is an Orlando artist and DJ who performs live vocals over high-energy sets spanning melodic techno, bass house and drum & bass.
Party Muscle is an Orlando-based artist and DJ who came up as a band frontman before moving into electronic music. His sets move between melodic techno, deep house, bass house and drum & bass, with live vocals performed over the mix. Recent releases include the original “I Belong” and the Phantom of the Opera flip “Freak of the Opera”.
Party Muscle didn't start behind a booth. He started in front of a crowd with a microphone, fronting bands including Evongale and Bang Bang Dead through the 2000s and picking up real traction when Evongale's EP landed in 2006. Two decades of songwriting and performing later, house music took hold in 2021, and by January 2024 DJing had become the focus rather than the side project.
What comes out now is deliberately hard to file: melodic techno bleeding into deep house, bass house turning into drum & bass, electro pop with the edges left sharp. Running underneath all of it is the thing most DJs can't offer — an actual voice, live, over the mix. Based in Orlando, Florida, and available to travel.
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Booking questions
A full DJ set with live vocals performed over the top of it. Not a backing track, not a hype man — actual singing, live, mixed into the set. Depending on the room and the slot, it moves through deep house, melodic techno, bass house and drum & bass.
Usually 60 to 120 minutes. Shorter festival slots and longer open-to-close nights are both fine — just say what you need and it gets planned around that.
A standard DJ booth (CDJs or a controller setup, either works), a monitor you can actually hear, and one mic with a stand for the vocal side. If the PA is limited, say so early and the set gets built around it rather than fighting it.
Yes. Central Florida is home turf and regular, but travel is absolutely on the table for the right room. Mention the location in the first email and travel gets factored into the quote.
Four to eight weeks is comfortable. Shorter notice is worth asking about anyway — if the date is free, it's free.
It depends on the room, the length, the travel and the night. Send a rough budget with your enquiry and you'll get a straight yes, no, or counter — no drawn-out back-and-forth.
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