DJ Paul Pecor
I started at Supersounds 26 years ago as a High School Senior, with school dances and project graduations.
Upon graduating from college, I decided to expand and try my luck with weddings. From that point on I have never looked back and I’ve completed over 500 weddings throughout New England!
Flexibility is very important as a DJ as well as my other professions. I’m also an elementary school teacher and a varsity boys’ basketball coach. These three positions can create challenges as well quick on the fly thinking.
Not only will I be there for you on your wedding day, but I will be a part of the entire process. Just always keep in mind it’s your special day. I’m here to help you!
Testimonials
We got married at The Essex Resort and Spa and were lucky enough to have Paul Pecor from Supersounds as our DJ! I have never seen a wedding dance floor as packed as ours! The music he played was perfect! During the ceremony he was always right with the timing and everything was beautiful! You can’t go wrong with Paul and the Supersounds team! We also had the Photo Booth and WOW! What a blast. The props, direction, and photo keep sake were perfect! Everyone loves being able to take home a photo and we were so lucky to get a copy of everyone’s photo in a beautiful book! What a great way to remember a great night! –Erica W.
Supersounds was amazing, Paul went above and beyond for us! He was super flexible day of, with little changes here and there. He was very responsive and helpful. He helped arrange our balloon drop and really set the ambiance for the PERFECT New Years Eve wedding. Highly recommend Paul for your special day! –Emily B.
Video Gallery
Audio Mixes
Paul shows some examples of classic wedding songs in this mix with simple, clean transitions!
*** Please note: each wedding playlist is customized to the specific couple – this mix is to represent song transitions.
More About Paul:
Class of ’97 from Norwich University, he was inducted into the hall of fame in 2007.
A native Vermonter, Paul Pecor played basketball for four years at Norwich. During his freshman year, he was voted to Vermont’s All-Newcomer Team. As a sophomore, Pecor was elected twice as a Constitution Athletic Conference (CAC) Player of the Week and twice to the ECAC honor roll. Pecor’s junior year brought achievements of scoring 1000 points for the Cadets, being elected MVP of the team and earning a spot on the first team of the CAC. Captain in his senior year, Pecor became Norwich’s all-time leading scorer with 2016 points and received MVP honors again. He participated in the N-S Division III All-Star Game, and was elected again to the 1st team of the CAC. Pecor received a degree in Physical Education from Norwich.
Paul Booth, Pecor’s Norwich basketball coach, says “Paul had a remarkable career at Norwich and truly developed into a big game player. His impact on the Norwich basketball program was enormous and is still felt today. He brought a competitive nature to the team and helped his team become better.” Pecor recalls that his Norwich experience in academics and athletic was “nothing but a positive one.”
After graduation, Pecor spent two years as an assistant basketball coach at Champlain College. Pecor turned down an offer to coach at a college in Tennessee so that he could remain in Vermont. He started teaching physical education in Colchester, where he has been for eight years. He teaches in a K-2 school and says that he loves “dealing with the younger age group.”
Moving up the age level, Pecor also coaches boys’ varsity basketball at Rice Memorial High School in South Burlington. In 2007, his team, the Rice Memorial Green Knights, were Vermont’s Division I boys’ basketball championship team. Tony Mariano, Director of Athletics, notes Pecor is “one the most successful high school coaches in the state of Vermont.”