[About]
BKR Productions specializes in DJing the perfect party for you! A secondary portion of the company also specializes in audio production. It was created in 1999 by Cris Ratkovic. The company is currently located in the San Francisco Bay Area in California.
Cris Ratkovic (DJ BKR) has been a DJ/Composer since the late 80′s.
A little background…after DJing house parties and private events for years, in 1999 Cris started the band named GODSPEAK, in the years 2000 he incorporated using his DJ name to help reach his goals. Also in 2000, the San Jose Sharks Organization approached him to compose a special 10th anniversary theme (GODSPEAK – Puck This!) to be played in the Shark Tank before every game! Cris went on to release 8 albums under the name GODSPEAK (with one still on the way – a MySpace page is in the works) and is currently working on an album for his group THE PROJEX (see his MySpace page @ myspace.com/theprojexmusic). He has also been mixing and producing for several other artists such as; Bay Area Freestyle Rap Champion A-Wolf, DJ Salsaman, DJ Kemars, Bay Area Soprano Vocalist Danielle Bixby, X42 and many more.
In 2006 he spent 9 months converting his DJ music library to digital form (LP’s, Cassettes & CDs) so that he could make a big push in the mobile DJ business. At this time he is devoting most of his time to his Mobile DJ business as it has taken a front seat in his company, BKR Productions, Inc.
Scott Brody (DJ Scottus) has been working closely with BKR Productions for many years now. He is very skilled with reading crowds and making the correct song selections at the right times. He specializes in small to medium parties.
Dave Patterson (DJ Domicile) is the Karaoke specialist at BKR Productions, Inc. He also has the ability to DJ many different types of events. His crowd interaction and energy level is perfect for those who want the perfect KJ at their event. In 2009 he was given two awards by Karaoke Star Magazine: “Favorite Karaoke Host” (SF Peninsula) & “Favorite Karaoke Show” (SF Peninsula).
