As a career DJ, Chad Tait has a unique sound that is truly his own.  After 20+ years of spinning records all over the world, he shows no signs of slowing down.  Just hearing a subtle sample of any set will clearly show his range, musical roots and ridiculous skills behind the decks.  

DJ Chad Tait sets include musical genres that range from all types of House Music (Deep, Tech, Future, Big Room, Progressive), Pop, Hip hop, Old School, Mashups, Rock, Alternative, Electronic, Reggae, Dancehall, 70's, 80's, 90's, 00's, 10's, along with many other sub-genres.  The combination of his personal taste, the venue's vision and the crowd largely dictates the musical path in which he travels that night.  His live sets cut across most popular musical genres, overlaid with amazing underground vocals and beats.  A must hear!  

Throughout Chad Tait's DJ tenure, he has remained a sought after talent.  Although his "home base" is Hoboken New Jersey, he can still be found at some of the hottest night clubs, poolsides and rooftops in NYC, All over the East Coast USA and Europe. 

Chad is also a long time Music Industry Executive.  Having worked for Atlantic Records, Polygram, Sony Music, Caroline Records  and EMI Music, he remains very tightly connected to his colleagues in the Entertainment Industry and DJ's many exclusive events within that niche.  These type of events include; album/single release parties, meet & greet events, pre show/after show parties, film & TV launch events, fashion shows, product launches  (liquor, cosmetics, fashion, retail brands etc.)   Some of the Top brands that DJ Chad Tait has worked with are; Jet, Budweiser, Red Bull, La Liga, Capitol Records, Village Voice, Allure Magazine, Mute Records, Bloomingdales, EMI Music, Caroline Records,  L’Oréal, Z100, Macys, Virgin Records, Ravel Hotel, Harrah's, Astralwerks, Pearson, FUGA, McCann and Many others).

If you have the opportunity to book DJ Chad Tait, take it! 

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“Enjoy the journey, keep your hands up…”, -DJ Chad Tait-

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Statements within this Bio came from The Village Voice, Hoboken Reporter, Weird NJ and Across the Hudson