disc jockeys
Radio music hosts
Disc jockeys are people who select and play recorded music for an audience.
The term covers radio personalities who host music programs, entertainers who spin records at clubs and parties, and performers who use turntables as instruments—scratching, mixing, and layering tracks.
Often abbreviated DJ: The disc jockeys kept the dance floor packed all night.
- DJMusic mixer performer
- club DJVenue music mixer
- scratchingRaking with nails
- turntablistsDJs who manipulate records
- beatmatchingAligning tracks' tempos
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instrumentalists · orchestras · singer-songwriters · rock bands · symphony orchestras
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Those who attend aurally
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Creators of musical works
songwriters · music producers · record producers · recording artists · arrangers
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