where do dj's get there music from

[lamby209]

hi all

i am a big lover of music and do a few little djs sets but only with the little bit of music i have but looking at doing dj gigs but my main question is

where do mobile dj get there music from do you pay and download each song ( which i guess is a lot of money to set up ) or

do people use the likes of spoify and take a wireless dong and play music that way

i hope some one can help me out here

thanks lamby

[ukpartydj]

I'm a fan of something Lee introduced me to - I like music.
In fact I've just ordered another hdd to cope with the large file sizes haha! Other than that just amazon really.

[lamby209]

so it can a lttle bit to start up with music collection and is there any recomend playlist you would recomend

[ukpartydj]

so it can a lttle bit to start up with music collection and is there any recomend playlist you would recomend

Here is a good idea of what tracks are most popular with guests.

http://djeventplanner.com/mostrequesteduk.htm

Every DJ has their own style and selection of music they will lean towards. For example I find myself playing Arrow - Hot Hot Hot at almost every gig.
You will probably need 95% of the tracks listed at some point though.

[leelive]

http://www.ilikemusic.com//ilm-media/members/index.cgi
use the username: demo
and password: demo
to have a look at the above mentioned database.

[Daryll]

The Now collection , best of 60`s, 70`s etc (Tesco , ASDA) , Amazon

Or Car boot sales , flea markets , ebay ( for collections)

Cheers

Daryll

[Les Brock]

Hi mate,



The "100 Hits" Albums are good for starting outs, loads of genres to chose from.

Good luck with building your collection up

[SC Events]

I have the CD Pool Mobile DJ Pack subscription which is about £33 per month. You get 3 CDs which are posted out to you, but are also available to download from the members area on their website.

The Radio CD gets sent out at the very beginning of the month and the Radio Extra and Dance Hits CDs get sent out about 3/4's of the way through the month - If there's any big hits that chart during the month, they send you an email with a download link, so you get them straight away.

I also use iTunes, Amazon, 7Digital and BeatPort to purchase music too. As Daryll said, To build your collection from scratch, the 'Now That's What I Call Music!' collections are great (and also radio edits to remove swearing) as well as albums such as '101 Party Hits', 101 80's, '101 70's' etc.