DJ Soleist — DJ (Loutraki)

DJ Soleist is the stage name of Spiros Tsielos, a wedding DJ and sound & lighting designer based in Loutraki, Korinthia. Working under the motto "Great DJs play the records you didn't even know you wanted to hear", Spiros reads the room and shapes the night around the couple and their guests rather than around a fixed playlist.

Three decades behind the decks

Spiros has been a freelance wedding DJ since 1993 and has worked as a sound and lighting designer for events since 2003. He is also a long-standing technical specialist for sound and lighting at Club Hotel Casino Loutraki, which means he is just as comfortable with a ballroom of 300 guests as with an intimate beach reception in the Peloponnese.

What we do at a wedding

Beyond playing music, DJ Soleist plans the sound coverage, the stage and dance-floor lighting and the flow of the evening — from the welcome drinks, through the ceremony PA, the dinner background and the opening dance, all the way to the late-night dance floor.

• Wedding DJ — full reception coverage in Loutraki, Corinth and across the Peloponnese
• Sound design & PA — speakers, microphones and live mixing for ceremony, speeches and dinner
• Stage & dance-floor lighting — moving heads, wash lights and atmospheric effects
• Music selection consulting — Greek, international, retro and modern, tailored to the couple
• Baptisms and engagement parties — friendly DJ and sound for family celebrations
• Corporate events & conferences — sound and lighting for company evenings and presentations
• Casino / hotel events — long experience supporting events at Club Hotel Casino Loutraki

DJ Soleist is based in Loutraki and regularly covers weddings across the wider Corinthia region and the Peloponnese — from estates around Agioi Theodoroi and Loutra Oraias Elenis to venues in Corinth, Nemea and along the Athenian Riviera.

Recent receptions include the Ktima Kordali wedding in Agioi Theodoroi (July 2025) — a full outdoor reception with sound and lighting handled end-to-end by DJ Soleist.

Every wedding is built around three things — the couple's taste, the age range of the guests and the flow of the evening. We meet before the wedding to map out the must-play tracks and the songs to avoid, choose the first dance and cake-cutting music together, and agree on a tempo curve that keeps the dance floor full from the first hour to the last.

On the day, our priority is clean sound during the ceremony and speeches, dinner background that lets people talk, and a dance set that moves naturally between Greek classics, modern hits and the surprises that keep the floor alive.