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DJ's for Corporate & Business Events

Breaking the ice at corporate parties isn’t always easy. Coworkers may ultimately spend more time with each other than with their families and have ample communication skills at work, but social situations are entirely different matters. Having the right types of music playing in the background can make things much simpler, though. Somehow, music has the power to make people more relaxed, spark, conversation, and really set the ball rolling.


Company wide parties and family minglers are only a couple of the corporate events for which hiring a disc jockey might be appropriate. Several other events fall into this category as well. If your business is launching a new product or service, this would also be the perfect time for music to enter the mix. What better way to draw attention to the latest addition to a company’s lineup than playing all the right songs to attract a crowd?


DJ's can add flair and excitement to grand openings as well. From introducing a startup to celebrating a business’s latest expansion, having a professional handle the DJ music truly takes the occasion to a higher level. This applies to storewide sales, customer appreciation events, and numerous other occasions as well. If your company has a reason to celebrate, don’t overlook the benefits of making a DJ part of the promotion.

Festivals

Festivals abound these days. Communities come together to celebrate any number of events from cultural occasions and traditions to changing seasons. Holidays, the founding of a city, and the general arts of crafting and baking are also common reasons for festivals to take place. Music is a part of virtually all of them. Remember the many music festivals held around the world each year as well.


Many festivals include live bands and popular local talent. Having a separate playlist to fill in the gaps is a good idea, though. That means having a disc jockey present to keep the crowd in good spirits and make sure everyone has the best possible experience.

All types of music have their places at festivals. Those with cultural significance require the appropriate playlists.


Festivals that celebrate specific genres of music also deserve special consideration. In many cases, folk tunes are popular at craft festivals. Patriotic favorites are often big hits as well depending on the occasion. Aside from those few parameters, there are really no restrictions on the types of music that might fit the bill.

Christmas and New Year’s Eve Parties


Every year, the end of the Thanksgiving feast marks the beginning of the holiday party season. Christmas parties can take place at any time from the weekend after Thanksgiving through the few days before the new year begins. Of course, New Year’s Eve is the time for people to get together, say farewell to the current year, and ring in the one to come.


You can’t have a Christmas party without playing at least some of the classic holiday favorites. These include, but aren’t limited to, standard carols. Countless stars from various eras in music history have created their own renditions of the classics and released unique tributes to the holidays. Although it wouldn’t be a Christmas party without some of these tunes, there’s no harm in adding non-holiday songs to the mix as well.


When it comes to music for New Year’s Eve parties, pretty much anything goes. It’s a matter of keeping the crowd on its toes. Auld Lang Syne is the traditional midnight melody. Still, even that song, which was originally a poem dating back to the 1700s, has been revamped by numerous musicians in various genres throughout the ages. You have the freedom to choose which version to entertain guests with when the right moment comes. 

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