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DJ 101: Music for your Market
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Whether you're just trying to rewire your brain to be better than online radio stations, you're trying to make a playlist for your girlfriend or you're trying to be a better DJ. This course will teach you a few valuable skills that can help you become well versed on finding music other people like.
I'll show you how to find music your guests will like by only asking a few questions and using a few free tools.
The concepts this course focuses on are as follow:
•Asking questions that help you understand your clients preferences with music.
•Using the information you have to expand your understanding of the music your guests enjoy.
•Becoming an authority on music.
After the course we'll review the material for comprehension.
*This course won't show you how to DJ nor does it require you to know how to DJ.
Training & Qualifications
I am a veteran disc jockey with a residency at Pony Bama as the head DJ. I've DJ'd at 4 different high end adult entertainment facilities as their head DJ.
My background includes:
Head DJ - The Furnace in Birmingham, AL
Head DJ - SCORES in Jacksonville, FL
Head DJ - Wild Cherry Cabaret in Huntsville, AL
-Feature Liaison - (I introduced the guest entertainers to the city, the club, explain our house rules, provide our contract obligations, and plan out their shows.)
Head DJ - Pony Bama in Huntsville, AL
-Feature Liaison
Availability & Preferences
Before 7PM Central anyday but Sunday and monday
