How to pronounce “deejay” in English

deejaying and so on.

have a real deejay, literally, you know, you're doing all this jazz stuff and like whatever, it took, we, it took us so long to get their respect.

And as a deejay whose deejayed all over the world and again, in a digital media context, I'm really intrigued at that.

Hip hop started with deejays throwing these parties where everyone who showed up to the party—you danced on one side of the dance hall or the other depending on which music

So the deejays would bring different music every week to try and lure the party to their side or the other.

Then they'll also have a deejay or an artist who'll put together a playlist.

that I have to do two hundred deejay gigs a year.

cheese truck was outside of a deejay gig in Portland.

Spotify and Apple Music are hiring deejays, as well as putting a lot of technological resource behind it.

And what happened is when the deejays announcers started competing over the best way to sort of drag people to their side of the party suddenly that turned into a battle where week

so because I'm known to do unorthodox things in my deejay set, you know. My niche in deejaying

essentially makes you be able to have a deejay mix platform where you're applying the idea of an analog logic of the mix.

The problem with this strategy is that the deejays were often being paid directly by the labels.

It's been mostly really underground bands and deejays that I've known his I was 18 years old.

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And then you use that and then you give that to a bunch of deejays.

First, they would survey radio deejays.

I've also deejayed in war zones like Sudan.

showing them not only about this software, the deejaying with the phone.

In fact, all of the deejays started hacking their equipment so they could do more clever things.

it's been one of Apple's top downloads, the deejay mixer project.

So as an artist, writer, and musician I deejay all over the world and I've deejayed in places as remote as Antarctica and I've just got back from the North Pole

I think I'm the first deejay to play here in 3,000 years.

This is how we invented fader switches and things that are now standard stock for any kind of deejay or any kind of party.

So what you were hearing was essentially a game of telephone from the labels when you asked the deejays what was popular.

Or I've had to purchase records from uh, club deejays, from the 80's who might have to pay their hospital bills, and that sort of stuff.

Just, I have a number of friends who are deejays, and video editors, and a big trend, especially on YouTube, is to kind of take existing songs out there and mash them up and remix them,

If they thought about it -- it's similar to when they used to hand out records to deejays in the 50's to get the word out.

um, with the Roots, means doing an additional two hundred deejay gigs.

You can use Echo Nest software to build you a list of 1,000 songs, and then you get some deejays who are just sort of totally immersed

There's not -- I didn't have to go to one radio station and sit with morning deejays, like, and hawk my show.