The last day on the job should sound like the best night of their life.
Retirement event DJ · Est. 2009
Plan Their Soundtrack
"Fly Me to the Moon"
Frank Sinatra · 1964
Every song is chosen like a toast.
No algorithm. No shuffle. Each set is hand-curated around the honoree — their decade, their dance floor, their story. The playlist arrives before the guests do.
Sample Evening Progression
- 7:00 PMFly Me to the MoonFrank Sinatra
- 7:08 PMAin't No Mountain High EnoughMarvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell
- 7:15 PMSeptemberEarth, Wind & Fire
- 7:22 PMBeyond the SeaBobby Darin
- 7:30 PMDancing in the StreetMartha Reeves
Setlists span 4–6 hours. No two events share the same opening track.
"When they played 'My Girl' and pulled him onto the floor, he forgot entirely that he'd told us not to make a fuss. We watched thirty-two years dissolve into one perfect song."
Margaret Calloway
Executive Assistant, Meridian Financial Group
Robert Calloway — 32 years in finance
"I didn't think background music could make grown engineers cry. By the second set, four department heads were doing the hustle. It was the best $800 we've ever spent on a farewell."
Denise Okafor
HR Director, Cascade Systems
Priya Nair — 27 years in engineering
340+
Retirement events
17
Years performing
4.9★
Average rating
0
Identical setlists
Four decades. One dance floor.
Every era gets its moment. The set builds — Rat Pack to open, Motown to warm the room, Disco to fill the floor, Yacht Rock to close the night unhurried.
Rat Pack
1955 – 1965
Sinatra, Dino, Sammy. The era when a tuxedo was a uniform and a cigarette was a prop. Perfect for the corner-office send-off.
- Fly Me to the Moon
- That's Amore
- Mr. Bojangles
- New York, New York
Motown
1960 – 1975
The Sound of Young America — now the sound of a career well-lived. Every track carries a memory someone in that room has been waiting to re-feel.
- My Girl
- Ain't No Mountain High Enough
- Dancing in the Street
- I Heard It Through the Grapevine
Disco
1974 – 1983
The floor-filler. Nobody planned to dance — they just did. These are the tracks that make a 67-year-old say "turn it up."
- September
- Le Freak
- Dancing Queen
- Boogie Wonderland
Yacht Rock
1976 – 1984
Smooth. Unhurried. A little self-satisfied in the best possible way — like a man who's earned his Friday afternoons.
- What a Fool Believes
- Sailing
- Ride Like the Wind
- Africa
Plan Their Soundtrack.
Tell us about the honoree. The date, the room, and one song they'd never expect to hear — that last part is where the magic starts.
Response within 4 hours — usually less.
A custom setlist proposal arrives before you sign anything.
No two retirement events share the same opening track.
Evenings that ended too soon.
Corporate Farewell · Ballroom
James Whitfield — 38 years, CFO
November 2025 · 5.5 hours
- Beyond the Sea
- My Way
- What a Wonderful World
- September
- Boogie Wonderland
- Sailing
"He cried at the Sinatra medley. We all did."
Backyard Retirement Party
Lucinda Park — 31 years, School Principal
August 2025 · 4 hours
- Dancing in the Street
- I Will Survive
- Ain't No Mountain
- Le Freak
- Africa
- Brown Eyed Girl
"The neighbors came over. Nobody left until 11."
Office Farewell · Rooftop
Darnell Osei — 25 years, Head of Engineering
June 2025 · 3 hours
- Superstition
- Get Lucky
- Riders on the Storm
- Higher Ground
- Lowrider
- Signed Sealed Delivered
"He said he didn't want speeches. The music said everything."