Born and raised in New Jersey, music runs through DJ TA4’s veins. 
DJ TA4 started DJing private parties, charity events, instructing Hip Hop and electrifying dance floors professionally since 2006. He then explored the bar and club scene,  remixing all genres of music to create a feel-good vibe and atmosphere. 
 
A risk taker, DJ TA4 made the decision to relocate to Las Vegas in 2014, where he began DJing and Emceeing at numerous weddings and corporate events up and down the strip.  Since, he’s received rave reviews and heavy requests for his performance. He DJed for private events at Body English, The Joint (Hard Rock), The Polaroid Museum (The Linq), The Chandelier (The Cosmopolitan) and The London Club (Planet Hollywood). He’s had the opportunity to work corporate events alongside Flo Rida, Nelly, Dierks Bentley, Darius Ruckerand  Earth, Wind & Fire. 
 
DJ TA4’s fan base is on the rise. Join him on Instagram @DJTA4.

“Where words fail, music speaks”. DJs Gerald Thomas and LuVitt could not be more in tune with this and have practically made it their mantra. This lively duo knows that at the end of the night, it’s not where they are from, when they met, or what genre they are that people remember, but rather the vibe and energy that they give off and the way it transforms whatever venue they are playing for. Anyone who has graced the dance floor at Lit Ultrabar, where they hold a residency, can attest that their love of four to the floor beats and their appreciation of a range of genres from tech house to progressive electro combine to take those dancing on a journey to musical euphoria. They take this energy with them wherever they play, whether an open-air day party or dark after hours club, by never planning a set but rather by feeding off of the crowd, the venue, and what they feel inspired to play at that given moment. Gerald Thomas and LuVitt play off of each other as the set progresses and this combination of spontaneity mixed with how in tune they are musically allows every time they play to be an experience in its own. This range and understanding of what truly makes the dance floor thrive is evident in their productions, which range from more vocal tracks such as “The End Feat. Alex Armes” to hard-hitting big-room tracks like “Rock It Steady”. 

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