I’ve been thinking about what I most would like to do as a
DJ over the next year or so.
I shall keep it realistic as I don’t think my reputation is
yet sufficient enough to be getting booked for the terrace in Amnesia. One day I will be as good a DJ as Paris Hilton.
I want musical challenges, I love playing house music but I
will get booked for other house music nights at some point so here is my wish-list:
1. Do a full-on disco set, mostly 70’s but also 80’s and more
modern disco too. Mixing stuff like Fern
Kinney with Prins Thomas.
2. Do a full-on techno set.
128+BPM – hammer it out.
Somewhere kind of in between Nina Kraviz, Chris Liebing and Ben Klock.
3. Do an electro set, a mix of 80’s and mid-2000’s – think Ladytron,
Depeche Mode, Fischerspooner.
4. Do a slow house set – no higher than 115bpm – would probably
need to be outside, sunny and daytime – or at 4am.
5. Have my own weekly residency where I can play whatever music
I like. Though that would be a massive
commitment.
I appreciate this is a slight tangent, but you can find a picture of
almost any land-based animal DJing on Google. Anyway, back to something
relevant and less interesting.
I am not exactly being bowled over with offers for DJ sets right now,
though due to unfortunate timing I have had to turn down two DJ sets recently,
one that I would absolutely love to have done, the other was very appealing too.
I have never asked promoters to give me a set, I am still
deluded enough to think that I will be “discovered”.
However for most of the above goals, I do need to make these
happen myself and not wait for them to happen.
Whether that be contacting promoters or even maybe promoting
a night myself to be able to play such a set – if anyone fancied being a
joint-promoter to do a (probably one-off) disco, techno, slow-house or electro
night, I could be up for it.
I am going to set a plan into action and make sure at least
two of the above happen this year.
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