Have you heard about weDJ; a brand-new show specifically for DJs? If you have, I’m sure you will already have marked the dates in your calendar. If you haven’t, then make sure to mark the 13th and 14th of October 2024 in your diary, you don’t want to miss this!

Where do you start when the editor of the magazine you co-own asks when your DJ Profile was done and you tell him, never. Damn, did I talk myself into a task that I wasn’t expecting this month….

No, this isn’t a message on behalf of one of the political parties.

This is about something called ‘price discrimination’ as it applies to both commercial and consumer markets.

Anyone want to take a bet on which actor will play the next James Bond? The odds seem to be leaning towards action-film staple Aaron Taylor-Johnson, but other names to crop up include Idris Elba (too old?), Henry Cavill (too clean-cut?) and Paul Mescal (too young?).

How many of you have an updated risk assessment in place? In my previous article (i124) I talked through the basics of a risk assessment and the hierarchy of controls. In this article I wanted to change the focus from the admin side of managing risk to the practical side of keeping us all safe. What do we need to do to keep ourselves and others safe?

Dan Porter is the most recent winner of the Welsh Wedding DJ of the Year Award. Priding himself on excellent customer service and the ability to pack a dancefloor, his DJP Discos brand has been bringing joy to clients across North Wales and the North West for 14 years.

As DJs, we often find ourselves
performing at venues where reliable power supply is a luxury rather than a given. Outdoor weddings, remote festivals and pop-up gigs demand a power solution that is both portable and robust.

In recent years, the market for portable power supplies has grown exponentially, providing DJs with more options than ever.

As DJs, we are the architects of sound, crafting mixes that transform special moments into unforgettable memories.

With a DJ and music production career spanning over four decades, Ben Liebrand has mixed, remixed and reworked over 800 titles. He was amongst the first to construct and broadcast multiple-artist mega-mixes, notably with extreme running times and attention to detail. Equally, since 1983 his annual Grandmixes have been heralded as true moments in dance music history, with his work influencing and kick-starting the careers of many notable contemporary DJs.

The prevailing notion that anyone can effortlessly become a DJ simply by purchasing equipment has created a distorted perception of our industry. While acquiring DJ equipment is undoubtedly the first step, we all know that there’s a whole lot more to being a DJ than that. The gear we choose is merely the foundation upon which our true artistry is built. Must I take training before I can call myself a DJ?

Pro Mobile has always been dedicated to finding the best new tools, top and tricks in the industry to help our readers run better businesses, make more money and provide better experiences to their customers.

Today we sit down with Matt and Dan from DigitalMonograms.com - a new service that they say is set to shake up the historical way of providing animated monograms, by introducing a new slick process of choosing, customising and delivering animated projected monograms to your clients.