If you've ever DJ'ed a local bar/club type place how to keep from becoming a boring DJ with stale sets? Sooner or later the regulars get to know you and your sets very well.
Once upon a time, I took over a local resident gig and got to know all the customers. After a couple of nights, I was getting compliments say "You aren't boring like the old guy"
Now, I'd personally heard the previous DJ spin a few nights and though he did well with nicely rounded out sets. I didn't see anything boring.
This was in my younger days when I first started out, I was and am still known for throwing in relitivley unknown songs and the occasional oddball song. Heck, I had a group of biker doing the humpty dance, picture that. ![Big Grin :D :D](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I guess all in all when working a local joint with the same clientel day and day out, try your best not to become predictable.
What do you do to keep them coming back?
Once upon a time, I took over a local resident gig and got to know all the customers. After a couple of nights, I was getting compliments say "You aren't boring like the old guy"
Now, I'd personally heard the previous DJ spin a few nights and though he did well with nicely rounded out sets. I didn't see anything boring.
I guess all in all when working a local joint with the same clientel day and day out, try your best not to become predictable.
What do you do to keep them coming back?