Entity: DISC-JOCKEY
A disc jockey, commonly known as a DJ, is a person who selects and plays recorded music for an audience, whether on the radio or at events where people dance. DJs often introduce and mix music to create a seamless experience for listeners.
DISC-JOCKEY
Etymology
The term 'disc jockey' originated from the use of phonograph or gramophone records by radio personalities who introduced them on the air.
Definition
A disc jockey, commonly known as a DJ, is a person who selects and plays recorded music for an audience, whether on the radio or at events where people dance. DJs often introduce and mix music to create a seamless experience for listeners.
Historical Context
The role of a disc jockey has evolved from radio broadcasting to live events and clubs, with DJs becoming integral to the music industry and entertainment scene.
Cultural Significance
DJs play a crucial role in shaping musical trends, introducing new artists, and creating memorable experiences for audiences through their music selection and mixing skills.
Related Concepts
- Deejay
- DJ
See Also
A disc jockey is a person who selects and plays recorded music for an audience, typically on the radio or at events where people dance.