A DJ website should present listening examples, performance credits, location, and a booking contact. Give organisers enough detail to assess the sound and discuss dates and equipment.
A mix alone does not explain set length or venue requirements. Describe the performance formats you actually accept.
Describe listening examples and their context
Label mixes with genre, duration, date, and whether they are live recordings or personal productions. Use permitted recordings or listening destinations and avoid unauthorised distribution.
Publish approved event, venue, and performance credits. Describe your contribution accurately within collaborative events.
Provide text for spoken introductions
If publishing a spoken introduction or an audio explanation of your work, provide its content in text. Transcripts convey audio information in writing. (W3C transcripts)
For a music-only listening example, describe the genre and recording context. Treat spoken information and a purely musical sample according to their different content.
Explain set length and equipment enquiries
Ask for the date, venue, event concept, set duration, budget, and equipment. Explain how travel or accommodation arrangements are discussed.
When adding a mix, review location and booking contact details. Publish a realistic response estimate so organisers can discuss arrangements before committing dates.
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