Movement Allies
You already spend hours online. This is for the people who want something other than what is already there. No application. No funnel. Send a paragraph and we will take it from there.
The Three Tiers
You already run a small gathering. We add one beat to it.
What you do
Co-host one /essayage or /dance session a month with the people in your circle. Open the link, walk through it together, let the room react.
What you get
A free 60-min DJ set at one of your own events per quarter. A credit on the platform. Nothing else to do.
You already make things online. We give you something to talk about.
What you do
One short post per quarter (in your voice, on your channel), one demo screen-recorded, one introduction to someone in your network. That is the whole job.
What you get
A paid gig when our work overlaps. A clear path to a small investment ($500–$2k) at month six, with the same terms as every other ally on the platform.
Your work is adjacent to the platform. The platform should know that.
What you do
A long-form case study. A co-branded event. A /mentor-guide entry. The kind of contribution that has your name on it for years.
What you get
Co-authorship, paid research time, public credit, and a real conversation about cash and equity. The only tier where both make sense.
The tiers are not a ladder. Most allies stay on the same one for years. A few move up. None of them have to.
How it works
You try the platform. Twenty minutes, on your device, with your body in the frame. End with one specific person in mind who would try it if you sent them the link.
You send that person the link. A week later I check in with one question: what surprised you? That is the conversation, not a campaign.
Ninety days later we look at the relationship. If it is working, the tier above opens. If it is not, no penalty. You can come back any time.
The other side of the table
PA, decks, lights, for rooms up to 80. Three pricing tiers, calibrated to the kind of room you actually run — birthday parties, brand micro-events, intimate weddings, the boutique venue takeovers the festival circuit has stopped booking.
The hire is a separate invoice even when it is bartered against an ally session. Both sides get written down. The platform is not a marketing prop for the DJ work, and the DJ work is not a marketing prop for the platform. They feed each other.
If you got this far
One paragraph in a DM or an email. Tell me the one person in your life you would share this with, and why. That is the whole application.
The platform is small. The people I work with are smaller. That is the part of the strategy that actually scales.