Les Talusan

Les is a passionate and professional photographer and DJ who has established their own distinctive flair in both of these fields. Les has a genuine zest for getting the most out of any shoot, and he is dedicated to providing the finest musical experience possible for your special day. This enthusiasm extends to any event or project that he is working on. Les Talusan is currently known as Les The DJ, but he used to go by the name The Pinstriped Rebel. Les possesses a broad and diversified music library that includes songs from the pop, indie, and underground music scenes in addition to rare gems that can help you create a tone that is truly personal for your event. Additionally, Les keeps the utmost control over a freeform blend of soul music, funk music, boogie music, disco music, and old school hip-hop. Les has been in the industry for over twenty years, and she is renowned for her meticulously created mixes and dedication to achieving aesthetic brilliance. In addition to this, she has a long history of supporting groups that work to empower AAPI and LGBT populations, as well as women and young people. Les was born and raised in Manila, Philippines, and at a young age he discovered his passion for music. He began performing as a DJ at local bars and playing in bands. Since she moved to Washington, DC at the age of 20, she has been continuously honing her talents, performing behind the decks both in the United States and internationally. At establishments like Showtime, Slash Run, and Marx Café, Les hosts DJ parties with names like Punk Soul Sisters, C'est Chic, Hong Kong Garden, Keep On Movin', Scorpio Nights, and Taking the P*ss. Other events include these. In addition to that, she hosts the show Bahala Na on Eaton Radio, which airs once every week. DJ Les has provided his services for a variety of organizations, including the White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, the National League of Cities, the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center, the National Gallery of Art, and the National Geographic Channel. The Washington Post and Refinery29 are two examples of publications that have covered articles about Les.