Mobile DJ Profiles
Mobile DJ profiles are interviews with industry superstars ranging from single-op local DJs to big entertainment/production companies.
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MB #216 – ONLINE NOW
April 3, 2020 by Dan Walsh

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MOBILE BEAT #211 – ONLINE NOW
November 1, 2019 by Dan Walsh

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Stay Tuned for some Great New Interviews
September 26, 2019 by Michael Cordeiro

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Preparing For Your Last Gig Ever: Richard Mills Go Fund Me Page
July 10, 2019 by Michael Cordeiro
Have you thought about when your last DJ gig would be? Have you envisioned walking off the stage and packing up for the last time? Do you have your DJ career and retirement mapped out? What if "life" just came in and trashed all those plans and dreams? Have you and your family prepared for something like that? That dreadful scenario is happening right now for one of our DJ brothers.
In 2017 Richard Mills (who hails from the kiwi nation of New Zealand) was dealing with life, marriage, kids, bills and a busy DJ schedule when he was diagnosed with brain cancer. He pressed on and with the support of his fami... [read more]

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DJ Tips In Under A Minute: Mark Ferrell Com
July 4, 2019 by DJ Jay
All right. DJ tips in under a minute. This is Mark Ferrell. There's his name. He has a program called the MarBecca Method. It's a training method, comes in, I believe, gold, bronze, silver, might even have platinum different levels DJs go and attend this. They learn all the intricacies and ins and outs of being a better DJ, a better speaker, a better MC and most importantly, a better entertainer. I saw him speak in Las Vegas in 2000 and it was captivating. It has to do with being a respected professional individual and being a great entertainer as a DJ. So his technique and his thoughts are a little bit different than what you might be accustomed to, but it is well worth going over his website, reading it and maybe signing up to get something like his Getting Your Worth seminar. I am going to, because I need ... [read more]
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MOBILE BEAT #207 – ONLINE NOW
July 3, 2019 by Dan Walsh

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Get the Best Asian DJs for Your Wedding: Indian Wedding DJ
February 28, 2019 by Mobile Beat
Wedding ceremonies are supposed to be unique and memorable. Apart from the ring and vows, entertainment is another crucial factor when it comes to a successful wedding. In India, many people have found favor in having MixSingh Experience host and entertain their guests during wedding ceremonies. By having a professional handle your guests, you will have gotten rid of one of the most challenging responsibilities in your wedding.
It can be tiresome to be concerned about hosting and entertaining while you should be enjoying your new marriage and the ceremony. While some people find it challenging to find the right entertainers for weddings in India, here are tips that ... [read more]

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MILESTONE: MOBILE BEAT #200
December 1, 2018 by Dan Walsh

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DJ Spen And Genesis Jones New Music
October 23, 2018 by Michael Cordeiro
This month I interviewed House legend Sean Spencer (DJ SPEN) about Hip Hop, House, Gospel and his new track "Love Sensation".
Growing up in Baltimore Sean started spinning in the early 1980's at age 13. By the time he was twenty, Sean had already been in several groups, released a few albums and recorded the original version of the hit " Girl You Know it's True". He currently owns several record labels including Spiritually Sound and Quantize. Look for my full interview with Sean in Mobile Beat Magazine and check out his new track here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ld5sKxIv5y4
Next month look for my interview with rising pop st... [read more]

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I’m Still Cool, Right?
October 4, 2018 by Michael Cordeiro
Time has a way of creeping up on you. One day you're out rocking events, living life and "BAM", you're 50. A half century is a blip on the cosmic scale, but for humans it's a milestone. When I was small, my parents had a black and white TV and we used to listen to Wolf Man Jack on AM radio. Car seats were optional and we played with toys instead of video games. Atari came out when I was a in the eighth grade and I learned to drive on a 5 speed.
Reaching a milestone like fifty makes you think and reflect a lot. Not so much on where I've been, but where I still want to go and the things I want to accomplish. The clock is ticking , always tickin... [read more]
