Jen Rose has been making R&B mixtapes from her tiny bedroom in San Diego since the 6th grade– always in her feels, haha. She took an interest in DJ’ing when, as a young Airman, a mentor opened her eyes to the culture of turntablism. From there, she took her first wedding and found that playing music for others provided her relief from the seriousness of her M-F, supporting people in their recovery journey during the opioid/fentanyl epidemic. In Jen’s opinion, the right song at the right time can brilliantly bring people together and offer peace from the pain of human experiences.

Jen admires a variety of work ranging from Reggaeton to dancehall and alternative rock all the way to the sounds of Chris Stapleton. I mean, it depends.

It’s safe to say Chris, "DJ Covy” has the ability to play just about any instrument he picks up. Hands-down, Chris is the most veteran DJ of Spin Entertainment Group. DJ’ing at Anchorage’s popular venues such as the Williwaw rooftop, Mad Myrnas, while also regularly featured on iHeartRadio, and a history of performing in Miami and Seattle. Not to mention, he was the opening DJ for The Ying Yang Twins’ performance here in Alaska.

 

Covy has an affinity for wowing the crowd with his ability to work a familiar 90s Hip Hop song into Top 40 and Classic Rock Tunes. You’ll know what we mean, when you experience it on the dancefloor. Anchorage’s 2019 & 2020 DJ of the Year, Christopher Covington.

Max, “DJ Remax” started dj’ing at 12 when a family friend connected him with Jen after they deployed together. Now, after 9 years in the industry, this relationship has supported his journey from performing at local high school proms & weddings to mainstream media where Max has generated a TikTok following of over 250k with his catchy and melodic mash-ups.

 

Max admires the work of the late DJ Avicii and enjoys dance music the most because of the feeling of togetherness it tends to bring with the tempo, nature and rhythm.