Two important techniques in DJing that might help you to control the energy level of the set and the dynamics of the dance floor.

“Alright, I’ve learned how to mix the tracks. What to do next? How to grow?”. Advice to Nikita

During the sets, I try to put a laptop next to the decks when possible. But it’s not there to run a DJ program like many people think whether it’s Traktor or Rekordbox or something

No matter when my set time is – at 1 or 4 AM, I always try to arrive at the venue prior to the doors opening, especially if it’s the first time

At the invitation of Rave People, I answered some more questions in a series of mini-interviews prior to Open To Close

On January 25th I will play a 6-hour set, and in the meantime, Rave People team asked me about the intricacies of such a challenging performance

In anticipation of my solo performance on January 25th, I gave a series of small interviews to the Rave People team to give behind-the-scenes details of myself and the event

It is commonly believed that “there are more DJs than there are people”, “everyone is a DJ these days”, and that DJing is a very highly competitive market

Organising playlists by energy levels, vibe, and flow

I edit pretty much all the tracks in my DJ collection, making breakdowns shorter, or making a DJ-friendly arrangement, or changing some parts here and there