Music and giving the crowd a party is the most important part! Also, if you are not comfortable with beatmix, but can do some, then do just that. You are still a dj, technique is not everything. Use fade out, echo out or microphone skills if you don’t beatmix. Nothing is more irritating than two non matching songs over each other with the bass drums interleaved and a DJ trying to fix that live. Don't try to beatmix when you don't have the skills. If you change genres at end of nite, people tend to use it as their 'cue' to go home, instead of the getting a drink or something, if its earlier night. In the beginning of the night choose your end style of music. Some (lonely) people are waiting to dance, and the people slowing will leave the floor anyway when you switch to a non-slow. No point in messing around with a 'good' build-up. After the first not everybody has the girl/the boy he/she wants. Minimum 4 songs of the same style in a row (or the style change gets too comfusing) - Always play two slows.

Ideally after 2nd chorus somewhere is a good place.

If you play songs too short people will become irritated. If you play songs longer people will find it boring. On top of this there are a number of “rules” when pub & club dj-ing: - Play every song between 3-4 minutes for urban music, 6-8 mins for club music. Go to the place you are going to play and hang out there some nites before your gig. *************************************** INTRODUCTION AND SOME OPINIONS *************************************** * Playing Different Kinds of Popular Music When playing different kinds of popular music, the most important is to know what is popular with the audience on the place you are playing.

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