Ashwanthteja Dj Sounds

We spend a lot of our time moving heavy speakers and winding up long cables. Our base is at Hno. 4-45 in Velichala, which is in the Ramadugu Mandalam. Most of our work happens at night or during the weekends when people are celebrating something. We have a lot of equipment, and it takes a while to load it all onto the truck. Sometimes we travel quite a distance to get to a party or a wedding in another village. It’s a lot of physical work, lifting those boxes and setting up the lights. My ears are usually ringing by the time we get home in the early hours of the morning. We don't have a fancy showroom; we just keep all the gear in a shed behind the house. When someone wants music for their event, they come by and we talk about what kind of sound they need. We try to make sure everything works perfectly before we leave for a gig because you can't fix a broken wire once the party has started. The wires get tangled no matter how careful we are, so we spend a lot of time just untying knots. It’s a loud business, but it's fun to see people enjoying themselves. We’ve been doing this around Velichala for a while now, and everyone knows the sound of our speakers. We just keep the volume up and the lights bright until the celebration is finally over.