🏆 The Ultimate Sports Playlist Pack For DJs
DJcity curated a collection of six playlists to help you soundtrack every moment of this sports season. Any sport, any crowd, any venue - we've got you cov...

Marshmello at Lollapalooza Argentina in 2017. (Source: Facebook)
Marshmello has become one of the most successful brands in dance music, and in a new feature story in Billboard, the DJ/producer and his manager discuss how they built it.
Of course, Marshmello wouldn’t be famous without his music. But the business and brand strategies that he and his manager Moe Shalizi used are a key part of the equation.
Why Marshmello wears a mask:
Shalizi: “It doesn’t matter who’s under this helmet. The ethos of the brand is creating something that doesn’t symbolize one person as an icon, but a movement of people.”
How the mask creates curiosity:
Marshmello: “It’s not every day you see something like Marshmello … You’re like, ‘Wait, what does [he] even do?’ You search and find the music.”
How he’s instantly recognizable, unlike many DJ/producers:
Shalizi: “It’s like Coca-Cola … When you see red and white, what do you think? We created an unforgettable character; a logo, essentially.”
How wearing a mask helps him avoid the spotlight:
Marshmello: “Everybody says, ‘Man, you have it made.’ … [Fame] is such a volatile situation, and it’ll usually change people for the worse. I’m happy not to be in that.”
Why he turned down offers from major labels:
Shalizi: “[The offers] weren’t genuine … It was like, ‘We don’t know if you’re real, but we’re willing to throw sh#t at the wall and see if it sticks.’”
Marshmello: “We bet on ourselves.”
Related: Migos Team With Marshmello for New Single and Video, ‘Danger’
DJcity curated a collection of six playlists to help you soundtrack every moment of this sports season. Any sport, any crowd, any venue - we've got you cov...
Headlining DJ Challenge Think you have what it takes to headline DJ? Submit a 60-second open-format DJ routine for a chance to win an $8,000 prize and a 10...
As DJs we're lucky to have lot of great options to choose from when it comes to our performance software - many of them free to use. But when it comes to e...
In this episode of @ROADpodcast, the crew sits down with UK-based DJ and wordplay innovator @Joe.Lobel to unpack the complexities of building a career in t...
This week’s notable adds on DJcity to power your weekend DJ sets 🔥 Download All Tracks This Week's Picks 01 Pop No Place Like Home Major Lazer, Nelly Furta...
This week’s notable adds on DJcity to power your weekend DJ sets DOWNLOAD ALL This week’s picks include: (* indicates DJcity Exclusive) I Knew It, I Knew Y...
DJcity’s May 2026 download charts highlight the most popular tracks globally, alongside regional breakdowns across key markets – including charts for Latin...
⚽️ 🥅 🙌 Noise. Chants. Hands in the air. Drinks flying after a last-minute goal. DJcity's new Stadium Anthems playlist was created for DJs playing stadiums...
The Road Podcast crew have a sit down with multi-Grammy Award-winning mixing engineer @MannyMarroquin whose career spans over two decades, defining the son...
DJcity’s new Iceman Edits playlist pulls together DJ-ready tracks inspired by Drake’s Iceman trilogy. Inside you’ll find Clean & Dirty versions, Intro...