The New York Times recently posted an insightful article about how female DJs are on the rise in EDM.
The article uses Australian-based duo Nervo as a prime example of how women have become increasingly prominent in a world that’s been dominated by men since its inception.
While the piece shares an optimistic tone regarding the current state of female DJs, it also points out there’s room for improvement.
Ms. Moudaber, a Nigerian-born DJ who spoke to the The New York Times, suggested that girls could be more strongly encouraged to embrace technology.
She told the website, “I’d like to see more girls being conditioned from their early youth by their parents and stop putting dolls in their hands. If they want to play with machines, let them play with the machines, because I never played with a doll.”
Read the full article here
Real-time stem separation has been a transformative technology for many DJs and producers in recent times. Back in the 90s, the very concept would have see...
The use of pixel tubes as an eye-candy lighting effect is one of the big trends in the mobile, wedding, and private event DJ scenes at the moment. German m...
This is a special Miami Music Week edition of Reflections of a DJ, the Road Podcast, presented by SetSpace.app. The crew was on-site at the EDMAs and SHIFT...
In this episode of the ROAD podcast, the crew welcomes @DJHabibeats for a deep dive into his meteoric rise and the evolution of the global Arab club scene...
Justin Bieber just reminded everyone why his catalog hits different. Fresh off a massively buzzed Coachella set, the demand for Bieber edits, flips, and cl...
This week’s notable adds on DJcity to power your weekend DJ sets DOWNLOAD ALL This week’s picks include: (* indicates DJcity Exclusive) drop dead - Olivia...
This week’s notable adds on DJcity to power your weekend DJ sets DOWNLOAD ALL This week’s picks include: (* indicates DJcity Exclusive) Shoulda Never - Keh...
*** UPDATE: check out our updated 2024 and 2025 playlists! Wedding season has arrived! DJcity’s Remix Director Sir Marcus has put together a list of...
After the surprise addition of support for the Traktor Kontrol Z2 and some other hardware to their DJ Pro software last year, Serato are back at it again...
Pioneer DJ has introduced the DDJ-SZ2, a new four-channel controller that adds dedicated controls for Serato DJ's latest features. DJcity's Mojaxx says, "W...