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With the high for house music dominating the scene, love for the sound has captured the hearts of almost everyone. The timing is now more than ever to start your DJ career. Follow as we share the remarkable journeys of up-and-coming DJs, from bedroom baseline to backstage in Ibiza. Encouraging you to venture into the thrilling field of DJing.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Anyone from anywhere with enough passion, hard work, and determination can turn their love and drive for music into electrifying experiences for audiences worldwide. Next, it could be you. One DJ viral sensation David Bissett, 28, from Sheffield, also famously known as Cloonee<\/em><\/strong>, says: \u201cYou never know how far you might go, one minute you’re at student nights in Sheffield next minute you’re preparing your set for Coachella.\u201d Similarly, DJ Tommy Farrow<\/em><\/strong><\/a>, 26, from Sheffield says: “When I realised people pay to see me, I just thought that was amazing.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n But that inspiration comes differently to everyone, one person’s transformative live performance contrasts with another’s creative outlet for experimentation and self-expression. The innovation for following your musical passions is limitless. For example, one DJ, Ben Thomas, 26, from Nottingham, also known as Ben JAMMIN<\/em><\/strong>, says: “What made me get into it was, I always liked music and I always used to think how did they make that?\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n Regardless of what initially inspired you to want to spin the decks, many DJs have different guidance on how you should start. Ben Jammin says: \u201cMy advice to anyone wanting to give it a go would be to download a DJ app on your phone and have a mess about on that first see if you like it. I would then buy some cheap pioneer decks like \u00a3200 and just practice in your bedroom.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n