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Build a set with a direction.
Practice a 25-minute run. Have an opening, room to move, and a clear finish. Bring a few alternatives so you can respond to the energy instead of locking yourself to a script.
DJ ESSENTIALS / PASS IT FORWARD
Your first time in a new booth should feel like an opportunity. Here’s a practical place to start before you play NEXT UP.
THE 25-MINUTE CHECKLIST
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Practice a 25-minute run. Have an opening, room to move, and a clear finish. Bring a few alternatives so you can respond to the energy instead of locking yourself to a script.
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Listen all the way through your selections and check your files before the night. Choose music that says something about your sound, and keep a backup of the music you plan to use.
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Ask the team about the available decks, mixer, file formats, and what you need to bring. Equipment and arrival details are coordinated directly; avoid assuming your usual setup will be there.
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Be ready before your assigned time, keep your set to 25 minutes, and leave the booth ready for the next person. Your confirmation email has the slot; reply to the team if your availability changes.
You don’t need a perfect résumé to apply. A mix link is optional for NEXT UP. Tell us what you play and choose a Thursday; your time is confirmed by email after approval.
Ask the team a question