Here are a few examples of prelude music
Relaxing Music
When it's time to get the party started, there's nothing better than a heavy bass line and some screaming synth. But, what if you are trying to read?
Most of the time, people don't think about music in the background. In fact, it is affecting you in more ways than you think. It can make you on edge. It can distract you. Or music can help you focus, which in turn, will help you comprehend and remember what you are reading.
Give it a shot. Here is a playlist
Nice Guys DJ is an Atlanta based DJ service. We would love to work with you at your next event. Click this link for a quote or call 404-396-7303.
Thank you,
Hans Daniels
DJ Hans Daniels. The "All Around DJ"
There are as many DJ styles as Baskin Robbins ice cream flavors. Here are a few examples:
- There are DJ's that blend two songs together beautifully to create a new song (aka mash-ups).
- There are DJ's that stick to a specific genre. This DJ will play songs that the crowd has never heard before. They will blow them away with their rare finds and their ability to tell a story through music.
- There are DJ's that play popular music and everyone in the crowd sings along to every song.
- There are also DJ's that scratch. This DJ has always stood in a class on their own - they stand a little taller in the DJ world.
Recently I have taken a "stab" at scratching (OK, lame joke). I have decided that since I am a professional, I am not going to limit myself to just one style of DJing. This video is after a couple months of practicing AND one week after reading my favorite new blog (StudioScratches.com)
Wedding Dance Build Up
Not every party starts at a peek. As a matter of fact, I don't know any parties that people walk in the door and immediately start going bonkers. I think that would be a little weird.
As a DJ, I have total control over the crowd (scary, I know). The game plan is to get everyone comfortable on the dance floor. Then, gradually increase the energy as the night goes on.
Watch this wedding video as I play in order the following songs: "Hey Ya", "Shout", "Footloose", to "Party Rock Anthem". Even the older folks in the crowd can't help but to loose their minds to LMFAO!
For more wedding music tips visit our blog: http://atlantadjservice.com/blog
