No better feeling right? Djing is one thing, but DJIng and running events is next level madness :) enjoy every second, even the moments that test you ;)

Wow, thank you!

100% in the works, a week or 2!

Played in clubs for years with set promoters that did the draw to bring the crowd. They did the promo I did the music with social media and promo to acquaintances. Now doing my first nite all on me in NYC “post-pandemic”

You got this!

Love your vibe and story. It depends on your location, for Holland I can say that there are a lot of techno lovers and they take techno very seriously. There are more people than you think, here. You need more information for a good calculation ánd your intuition! Recently I was at a friend's techno set and it was surprisingly melodius just great, the techno genre makes a lot of difference to what appeals

@@dhrbakker8032 im based in hungary, in a relatively small city and from what i've gathered so far, people here like that sing-along type hungarian pop music which is way off of what i wanna do and also dont wanna turn into one of those dj's either cuz i believe you can do the best what you love the most. I just cant seem to find the audience for techno, not here at least. I tried to talk with a club owner recently but that club was originally made for concerts and all sorts of live entertainment but not electronic music. There were a couple dnb gigs during the summer but then they decided to go back to their roots and dont accept dj's for now. The guy told me to come back mid november to talk again because its not entirely out of question to bring techno to these folks, but it is for now. So now my best bet is to talk it out with him and get it started there also because personally i think that place would be the right place to so it first because of the regulars and the venue. It just seems to be the right choice but unfotunatelly the owner thinks otherwise, for now at least

@@catsarentviolent6039 That doesn't sound bad, me and people I know have been rejected harder, also later successful orginizator/Djs. So you have your goal! - start live streams and small parties now, do everything you can to map who your audience can be and be sure to stay true to yourself and persuade friends or find other techno DJs. There may be a collective somewhere. Everything you do now gives experience for a strong offer. I see it as jumping on a bridge together, if you jump often enough in the right rhythm you break the bridge.

Find somewhere small - perhaps even a mini basement style club. I remember I was in Paris once and we went to this little club and it would have fit 100 people max but the atmosphere was amazing. Find somewhere small with character, this way it's easy to fill.

@@ClubReadyDJSchool the place i mentioned before is exactly like that, that is the main reason i thought it would be the perfect choice. It can fit roughly 40-50 people. So it seems like im on the right track i should just wait to have a chat with the owner again. Right?

You're so welcome!

Awesome! Thank you!

Coming soon, I got distracted haha ;)

@@ClubReadyDJSchool cool 😁 I used to always believe just being a good DJ will prevail so over the years I focused on just technical skill. However, in todays age I realise self promotion is so important and is something I have never really done. (I was moderately successful with this approach btw playing residencies abroad for example). I'm in my 30's now and wondered if you could maybe elaborate on ways to promote/ Market myself without coming across as a cringe ball. Thanks dude, look forward to the video!

Let me know how it goes :)

@@ClubReadyDJSchool Definately will. I've printed a load of flyers which I'm going to post around. Hopefully I can fill the venue. It's only 150 capacity.