"Best Party EVER!"
At Good Music, the goal is to bring your vision of the perfect wedding reception to life. We are all about YOU and your loved ones. Your guest list a collection of everyone you care the most about. They are coming from all over to congregate and celebrate the biggest day of your life. We need to make this the most memorable occasion we can. We will work together to make sure every one of your guests feels like you care deeply about their experience. Good Music's first goal is to put you at ease. You will realize quickly that we have got your back and you have alot less to worry about. We will work together with your team to integrate our setup to achieve functionality, flow, organization of timelines and consideration of everyone's needs. We want your reception to have maximum wow factor as well as a quick transition to comfortable. We will see to it our equipment integrates well into your decor, greet your guests, make them comfortable with the environment as well as with us. We are here to serve not only you, but them as well. From cocktail music to the last dance, our goal is that everyone is relaxed and comfortable enough to dance or converse the night away.
Good music was started decades ago when I realized just how much I was connected to music. From a young age it was apparent I was more connected to music, or it was more important to me, than most. I was 5 or 6 when I got my first record player. I had two next to each other by 11 or 12 years old. I hardly cared about TV
. I never got into video games. It was all about music. All kinds of music. I listened to the radio or cassettes when I wasn't at home. I always had music playing. By high school, it was expected that I would have my boom box at every sports team practice and event, and made mix tapes for anyone who would listen. I was always turning people on to new music, and excited to hear what they wanted me to hear. Music is a spiritual gift, and boy did I have it. At the same time, I was, unbeknownst to me, exhibiting the gift of service. I got my first job in 7th grade, and have not looked back. I worked my way up through the job force from pushing a broom in a laundromat all the way to developing entire neighborhoods from farmlands. It wasn't until a few years ago that I realized it is possible to put those two gifts together and achieve an even higher level of satisfaction in my life.