Vlogging, a.k.a. video blogging, is a great way to connect with fans and build your brand. And for DJs who already make the most of Snapchat and Instagram stories, vlogging is a natural progression.
To learn more about the medium, Mojaxx spoke with the USA’s Swiftstyle, who runs a popular turntablism vlog, and DJ Stylus, who recently launched a channel about all things DJing. The two discussed why they started vlogging, their preferred equipment, and provided some tips for starting a vlog.
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(Source: D'Maduro) Dutch DJ/producer D’Maduro and South Africa's Shaun Johannes have added soulful, modern vibes to Aaliyah's 2001 R&B classic "Rock T...
New tracks that DJs should know about.
Due to restrictions placed at music venues worldwide because of COVID-19, many clubs have been forced to practice social distancing by transforming the...
New tracks that DJs should know about.
(Source: DJ B) Dallas-based DJ B has dropped a heavy hip-hop mix for the DJcity Podcast. His half-hour set features the latest and greatest club hits...
Here at DJcity, we always strive to provide our customers with great value and the highest quality of content. We are proud to announce our new Global...
Guru Randhawa. Due to high demand from our subscribers, we are now adding South Asian music to the DJcity record pool. You can check out new South Asi...
Just in time for the truimphant return of club life, multi-platinum DJ/producer Deorro has released two massive packs of his favorite festival edits ex...
Every Thursday, Tips and Tricks host, Mojaxx showcases DJcity's brand new house releases and exclusives on DJcityTV's weekly Twitch series, DJcity in t...
Every Friday, veteran in-house remixers KidCutUp and Eddie Boy showcase DJcity's new releases and exclusives on DJcityTV's weekly Twitch series, First...
