James Kuma

Wedding DJ in Mallorca

A full dancefloor is neither luck nor chance.

It can be planned. I have been behind the decks for 19 years, 15 of them in clubs and on festival stages. Since 2026 I have lived in Mallorca — with my own rig stored near Andratx.

James Kuma behind his white DJ booth with glowing neon signature, a disco ball casting a heart-shaped shadow on the wall James Kuma behind the white DJ booth, disco ball with heart-shaped shadow on the wall
19years as a DJ, started at 13
500+weddings and events played
15years of clubs and festival stages
2026at home on the island, storage near Andratx

The arc of the evening

From the low sun deep into the night.

An evening has a shape. Know it, and you never have to hope the mood turns — you lead it.

6 pm

Golden hour

Drinks at low sun over the sea. Groovy, acoustic material in the background — loud enough for a mood, quiet enough for first conversations.

8 pm

Dinner

Warm textures, nothing pushes. I watch who is here, how the crowd ticks and where the night can go.

10 pm

First dance

Your song, cleanly played in and cleanly resolved. The transition afterwards decides whether the floor stays full.

11 pm

Peak time

House, hip hop, Latin, EDM, plus the 80s, 90s and 2010s. In blocks, harmonically connected, without a break.

3 am

Wind-down

The moment everyone sings one last time. Then it gets quiet, warm and slow.

Noon

The day after

Recovery brunch or pool party. If you celebrate across several days, the thread stays the same.

There is no moment at my weddings when the dancefloor is empty.

Stories

The wedding that made me decide to move here.

2024, a finca near Andratx: 80 guests, a whole weekend — and a first song after the first dance that filled the floor instantly. My first Mallorca wedding, told from start to finish.

Read the story

What couples say

After the wedding, not before.

5.0 out of 5 stars on Google.

"The dance floor was packed from beginning to end and stayed full throughout the entire night. The atmosphere was absolutely incredible, and our guests are still talking about how amazing the music and energy were."

A. Kop · Google review
  • "The songs were incredibly well mixed, the transitions were seamless, and the atmosphere was so electric at times that it felt more like a festival or a fantastic night at a club than a traditional wedding reception."

    Klaudia A. · bride · Google review, translated
  • "We were able to discuss our wishes and ideas at length in five video calls, and from the very start, we felt that our wedding was in the best hands. […] He accommodated our guests' music requests without losing sight of the overall flow and the atmosphere on the dance floor."

    M. G. · Google review, translated
  • "Daniel was with us from start to finish at our wedding. He coordinated everything through appointments and updated PDFs, ensuring that all our discussions were always documented. […] We can honestly say that our wedding wouldn't have been half as wonderful without him as our DJ."

    Marvin Harms · Google review, translated

From the trade

Colleagues work with many DJs. A couple works with one.

Voices from people who work the same wedding.

"As a wedding officiant, I even prefer using his equipment to my own when I work with him. […] I'm always thrilled when I know he's the DJ booked for one of my weddings – then I know everything will run smoothly and I don't have to worry about a thing."

Alana Klein · wedding planner and officiant · Google review, translated
All reviews on Google

Common questions

What couples want to know first.

Do you bring your own equipment to Mallorca?

Yes. My complete rig is stored on the island — the same equipment I play in Germany. Sound, light and ambient lighting all come from me. I rent nothing I do not know.

Which part of Mallorca do you cover?

I live near Camp de Mar, close to Andratx, and play the whole island. In the southwest — Port d'Andratx, Camp de Mar, Santa Ponsa, Puerto Portals — I am on site within minutes.

What music do you play?

House, hip hop, Latin, EDM and dance, plus the 80s, 90s and 2010s. I play blocks of six to ten songs of one genre and shift harmonically into the next, so the dancefloor never empties between styles.

What does a wedding DJ in Mallorca cost?

The price depends on how many evenings are covered, what equipment your venue needs, and extras such as the audio guest book, the photo mirror or the Love Letters. A single wedding evening sits differently from a whole weekend. That is why I name the figure in our first call, once I know your evening — then it is reliable rather than a guess. Travel, setup and teardown anywhere on the island are included; there is no travel surcharge.

Do you play several days?

Yes — with destination weddings that is the rule. Welcome dinner the night before, the wedding day, pool party and recovery brunch the day after, all from one hand.

How early should we book?

Couples usually book their Mallorca wedding 12 to 18 months in advance. Five dates for 2027 are already taken. If your date is fixed, an early enquiry pays off.

Do you host as well?

Discreetly, yes. Announcements, handovers, guidance for guests. The music leads the evening, not the microphone.

Do you cover the ceremony as well?

Yes. Wireless microphones for your officiant and for your vows, the entrance and exit music played cleanly, set up discreetly in white — the same rig that carries the dancefloor at night. A wedding officiant I have worked with several times prefers my equipment to her own.

Which languages do you host in?

German and English. With mixed parties, both — briefly, without saying everything twice.

What if something fails — you or the equipment?

Both are covered. Everything in my island storage is doubled: a second console, a second amplifier, a backup computer. And I do not fly in — there is no flight that can be cancelled. If I fall ill myself, I organise a replacement from my network, with my equipment and your agreed concept. There is no point at which you stand there without music.

How far is your storage from our venue?

The storage is near Andratx. Port d'Andratx and Camp de Mar about 10 minutes, Santa Ponça 15, Palma 30, Deià 50, Manacor 60, Alcúdia 70. Travel is included across the whole island.

Our finca has a curfew or a noise limit. What does that mean for the party?

That I want to know it beforehand. I check curfew, limiter and indoor space with the venue before you book, and tell you what works musically and what does not. Moving indoors takes me minutes, not an hour — how that works is explained in Island Nights.

What about power, wind and rain at a finca?

I clarify power with the venue in advance and bring distribution and cabling myself; if the supply is not enough, we plan a generator beforehand — not on the day. Stands and the disco ball are secured for outdoors. For rain, there is a fixed plan B before the wedding for where the rig moves.

Do you work with our planner or venue?

Yes, gladly. After our calls you receive the running order as a PDF, every change is updated — and your planner and venue get the same version. On the night, nobody has to think.

Enquiry

Tell me your date and your venue in Mallorca.

I reply within two working days with an honest assessment — even if I turn out not to be the right DJ for your evening.

Your details go directly to me and are never passed on. See the privacy policy (German).

Or message me directly on Instagram: @weddingdj.mallorca

Prefer a quick message? WhatsApp me — I usually reply the same day.