Reads the room live
The set gets built on the night. A room at eleven wants something different to the same room at one, and a DJ who cannot tell the difference empties a floor slowly enough that nobody notices until it is gone.
Any slot in the night
Warm up, peak, or close. Each is a genuinely different skill and the set is built for the slot you are actually booking rather than one set played at every volume.
Turns up prepared
Equipment requirements confirmed in advance, arrives early, checks the booth before doors. The unglamorous part is what gets a DJ rebooked.
Included
What you get
- ●Set of agreed length
- ●Warm up, peak or close slots
- ●Amapiano, Afrobeats, R and B, hip hop
- ●Own USBs and headphones
- ●Promo push to her audience
- ●Works with your other DJs
Questions
Good to know
What equipment do you need?
Standard club setup with CDJs or a controller and a mixer. She brings her own USBs and headphones. Confirm your booth setup when booking.
How long is a set?
Anywhere from one to four hours. Tell her the slot and the room and the set is built to fit.
Can you play other genres too?
Yes. Amapiano and Afrobeats are the signature but R and B, hip hop and commercial all sit in the sets where the room calls for it.
Book it
Nightclub DJ
Send the date, the venue and the kind of crowd. You get a straight answer on availability and price.