Ha, I like this: Promoters need to be strict about their criteria for booking DJs. I have a mental exercise I use for deciding which DJ to book at a party, or even whether I should go out to see a DJ perform at a party. I call it the Backyard BBQ Test. The idea is that a BBQ in your backyard with your friends and family in attendance is basically one of the easiest, lowest-pressure DJ gigs around. If I wouldn’t trust a DJ to play a set that will please that group of people in that setting, why would I trust them to play in a higher pressure situation at a nightclub, loft, or warehouse party? People are paying good money to come and have an amazing experience; all it takes is a knowledge of music and the basic DJ skill set.
Posted on: Fri, 24 Oct 2014 18:29:03 +0000
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