DJ TILT
A true music connoisseur, Jordan “DJ Tilt” Rulloda is quickly rising as one of the most demanded DJ’s not only in North America, but internationally as well. Playing a multi-genre style of music, his mixes include everything from the latest House, Hip Hop & Top 40 tracks with everything in-between from rock to old school. He knows what his crowd likes and he knows how to please their ear and keep them dancing until the wee hours of the night.
A university graduate, DJ’ing was never a career vision. “I just sort of got into it,” Tilt chuckles. “I love to dance & just want others to as well.” “I admire what DJ’s like AM, David Guetta, Calvin Harris and Diplo are doing for music”, Tilt says. “They have a huge following and are exceptional at breaking in new sounds constantly, no matter where they play. That’s what I’m trying to accomplish as a DJ.”
In 2011, Tilt signed with HP (Hewlett-Packard) to be a brand ambassador & Official DJ. He did an ad campaign which was featured in every Cineplex Theater and Best Buy all throughout Canada.
His selection of music has been enjoyed by A-list celebrities including Kim Kardashian, Jamie Foxx, Ashley Judd, Jessica Alba, Ben Afleck, Anne Hathaway Lebron James, Dwayne Wade, Carmelo Anthony, Lauren Conrad, Chris Nunez, Brody Jenner, etc.
Due to an extensive client list, Tilt.s resume as a DJ expands beyond the club as he provides services for companies including Google, HP, Vanity Fair, Audi, Toronto FC, L’Oreal, Ralph Lauren, YouTube, Skky Vodka, Diesel, and more.
In fact on Tuesday, Jan 20th 2009, DJ Tilt spun at the Google Inaugural Ball for U.S.A. President, Barack Obama on his inauguration day. 2000 A-list attendees were invited. CBC News did an exclusive piece on DJ Tilt on his visit to DC.
He recently did a big event in Seattle playing alongside big acts The Killers & Gwen Stefani.
Currently he holds down residencies in Toronto, holding up to 1500 people weekly. You can also catch him in New York, Bahamas and Vancouver a couple times a year. He’s constantly on the go, breaking international audiences.