The All-Too-Common Conception

Generally speaking, the most commonly held conception about a mobile DJ is: someone who sets up some speakers and then plays music. Hey, I hear some music. Oh, over there near... Read more

An Unexpected Addition to the Fun

I’m a skinny guy. Spindly. The only muscles I have come from lugging, and setting up my DJ gear, which at the time of this writing, I’m happy to report, I’m still... Read more

DJ Nightmare

The Filming of a “Bridezilla” Episode for TV Here in the Myrtle Beach Area, January is a notoriously slow month for disc jockey engagements, so when in October of ‘06... Read more

“You’re doing great …

STOP WHAT YOU’RE DOING!” Ouch! While using squeaky clean, “school-edited” material, is it possible to feel like a programming genius and God’s Gift... Read more

Some Programming Sequences

They’ve worked for me: I find it much too easy to generalize about what I play and when I play it. Though like most of us, I have acquired some tried and true sequences of... Read more

This One Actually Stinks!

So, okay, now where should we put the DJ? Wait a minute. Do we have any room left? Gees, I wonder how much room he really needs? Does he have to be near anything? Hey! Here’s... Read more

Not Quite the Impression I Wanted to Give!

Editor’s Note: The routine described (for those who care to orchestrate it) can work really well. The photos included herein are a transparent attempt to pretentiously brag... Read more

The Laugh’s on the Best Man

Joe Durivage And then there was the time when we helped hatch a clever scheme that played right into the hands of the Bride and Groom, Debbie and her fiance Richard. Their reception... Read more

Practical Beat Mixing

Adapted from an Article by Rob Clark Rob Clark Entertainment, LLC I. THE PREMISE – We get paid, not just to play music, but to create an atmosphere – an atmosphere that is... Read more