DJs these days are really a dime a dozen; they’re everywhere. I do not hate on the popularity of the hobby – it’s ultimately good for it in the long run, but sometimes it widens the pool of talent so big that it’s hard to even spot where the talent is at all. Regardless of what kind of DJ you are these days; almost every DJ has spawned from the most basic of all types – the plain vanilla mixing DJ. This refers to the standard transitional DJ who takes song A and song B and blends the choruses together. No matter what genre you are mixing this technique can be done to the same effect.
DJs are wise to understand that they need to take their mixing far beyond this starting point. Cueing and remixing has become more popular, so popular that commercial entities have profited from making this …
