CHOOSING THE RIGHT DISC JOCKEY FOR YOUR PARTY

CHOOSING THE RIGHT DISC JOCKEY FOR YOUR PARTY






Executive Summary aboout tips for choosing the right DJ by Sarika kabra and Dan Lu

Let us see some of the other options available for making your party a success. Here is part two of how to select the right disc jockey for your get-together. Single Unit Disc Jockeys: Not all Single Unit Disc Jockeys may be professionals, but may simply have a flair to mix and match the music. Then mind it they are not professionals and are comparatively not so responsible. While you may end up saving a few pennies here, it is best to try out the competence of such a person before you hire him. Ask him for references or a trial performance before you make your final decision. It is better to enquire about them from your friends before booking them. Yellow pages, Friends or Relatives: It is the easiest way to know about the Disc Jockey but then again it is your luck as everyone has his own choice.

Here are few tips to keep in mind while talking to them:

1. Experience Level- Do they do this for a living or for fun?
2. Music Style- Can you DJ yourself in front of 1000 of people the same way a dj does? Ask for the list of songs they would play on that day. It should match the occasion and the type of guests invited.
3. Doing what they say- It is important to know who will be doing your party make sure you know them first hand and do allow the company to send a replacement.
4. Personality- It is important to create a rapport with the Disc Jockey over the phone. Take notice of their way of speaking and approach - after all it depicts their style and personality which is a part of their profession. There has to be chemistry between the 2 of you, Does he or she seem service oriented?
5. Appearance - Enquire about the equipments they are using. Find out what wardrobe the Disc Jockey has when working at your party.

So in conclusion, Surround Sound DJ has dealt with thousands of satisfied Customers, so allow us to be the guide that makes sure you do not taken for a ride.