Persian Wedding DJ in Los Angeles

DJ Next Level is the professional name of Aryan, a Los Angeles-based Persian-American DJ and the founder of DJ Next Level Entertainment. He specializes in Persian, Israeli, American, and multicultural celebrations.

Since 2009. DJ Next Level has been performing at weddings and private events throughout Greater Los Angeles for over fifteen years.

DJ Next Level and the DJ Next Level Entertainment team have been producing Persian weddings and events across Greater Los Angeles continuously since 2009, at venues ranging from private residences and community venues to ballrooms, hotels and country clubs.

Yes. Persian and Persian-American weddings are a core specialty — including the Aghd, sofreh, knife dance, and modern Persian dance sets — alongside Persian-Jewish, Israeli, American, and multicultural celebrations.

Yes. DJ Next Level blends Persian classics and contemporary Persian, Israeli, American, house, hip-hop, Latin, and international music to the audience and the moment — reading the dance floor rather than dividing the night into separate cultural playlists.

Yes. MC announcements can be delivered in Farsi, English, or both, coordinated with your planner, photographer, and officiant.

Yes. Live vocalists and musicians can perform alongside the DJ for a live-plus-DJ experience during the ceremony, cocktail hour, or reception.

Yes. We provide intelligent lighting, uplighting, and LED video walls, programmed in-house — not subcontracted — for your specific room and timeline.

Yes. We work at every level and style of event — private residences, community venues, event spaces, banquet halls, ballrooms, hotels, country clubs, and luxury properties throughout Greater Los Angeles.

All of Los Angeles County — including the San Fernando Valley, Beverly Hills, Encino, Tarzana, and the Westside — plus Orange County, Ventura, and Santa Barbara.

Send your date, venue, and estimated guest count using the form on this page, or call or text us directly. We typically respond within one business day, often sooner during business hours.

Yes. Persian 6/8 and Bandari sets sit alongside Persian classics and today's Persian pop, mixed with Israeli, American, house, and hip-hop so every generation stays on the dance floor.

Yes. As DJ and MC we cue and run the grand entrance, first dance, knife dance, and the other reception moments in coordination with your planner and photographer.

Yes. "Iranian" and "Persian" describe the same community — DJ Next Level is an experienced Persian (Iranian) wedding DJ in Los Angeles, specializing in Persian, Persian-Jewish, and Persian-Israeli weddings.

A great Persian wedding DJ knows the music of three generations — Googoosh, Ebi, and Dariush for the parents, today's Persian pop for the couple — and can move between Persian 6/8, Bandari, and Western music without ever losing the floor. Just as important is understanding the flow: the Aghd runs on its own clock, the knife dance builds, and the dance floor opens when the room is ready. DJ Next Level has produced Persian weddings in Los Angeles since 2009 as part of the community these celebrations belong to.

A Persian wedding reception typically moves through classic Persian songs for the older generation, modern Persian pop and dance music, high-energy Persian 6/8 and Bandari sets, and — at most Los Angeles weddings — American Top 40, house, and hip-hop for a multicultural room. The knife dance (raghs-e chagoo) and the grand entrance are usually cued to signature Persian tracks.

Persian 6/8 (shesh-o-hasht) is the six-eight rhythm that drives most Persian dance music — the beat guests instinctively move to. A Persian wedding DJ builds the peak of the night around 6/8 and Bandari sets, mixed live so the energy climbs rather than resets between songs.

Yes. Persian-Jewish weddings are a core specialty. We build the Hora as a genuine arc — not one song — and move between it, the Persian 6/8 and knife dance, and the Hebrew and Persian catalogs so both sides of the family feel the celebration is theirs.

Yes. We plan the night in movements — classics for the parents and grandparents, contemporary Persian and international music for the couple and their friends — and read the floor live so every generation gets its moment without the room ever splitting.

Yes. We build the music around your must-play list and honor every do-not-play request, then fill the rest by reading the room in real time.

Prime Saturdays in peak season are typically reserved six to twelve months ahead. Send your date and venue and we'll confirm availability — for shorter timelines it is always worth asking.

Yes. We produce Persian weddings throughout Los Angeles — Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Encino, Tarzana, Calabasas, Westwood, Brentwood, Santa Monica, Malibu, Sherman Oaks, and Studio City — plus Orange County, Ventura, and Santa Barbara, at hotels, ballrooms, private estates, and community venues.

Yes. We are commercially insured and provide a certificate of insurance to your venue on request.