Disc jockey
A disc jockey, more commonly abbreviated as DJ, is a person who plays existing recorded music for a live audience. Most common types of DJs include radio DJ, club DJ who performs at a nightclub or music festival and turntablist who uses record players, usually turntables, to manipulate sounds on phonograph records.
People with Disc Jockey profession (First 49 people) - Page 17
Dimitri Tikovoï
French record producer
Yung Gud
Swedish DJ
Ian Haugland
Drummer
Fanu
DJ
Renee Props
American actress
Natalia Ferviú
Spanish disc jockey
Johnny Otis
American singer
Kathy Etchingham
Writer
Pharfar
Danish musician
Sister Nancy
Jamaican DJ
Lewis Taylor
British multi-instrumentalist
Don Cornelius
American television presenter
James Holden
British musical artist
Gregor Salto
Dutch DJ
Jeff Dexter
British DJ
Dewey Phillips
American DJ
Jesse Frasure
American music producer
Natalia Germanou
Greek songwriter
Mahmut Orhan
Turkish DJ
filous
Musical artist
Ticklah
American musician
April O'Neil
American pornographic actress
DJ Remo
Polish DJ
Sjoerd Janssen
DJ
Darren Styles
Record producer
Alex Atala
Brazilian chef
Tiger Tim Stevens
Disc jockey
DJ Olive
American DJ
Jonathan Davis
American singer
John Facenda
American broadcaster
Chris Baio
American musician
Chew Fu
Record producer
Roger Goode
South African DJ
Treasure Fingers
DJ
Thijs de Vlieger
Music producer
Tippa Irie
British singer
Jakwob
British music producer
Superpitcher
Musical artist
DJ Godfather
Music producer
Melanie di Tria
German disc jockey
Serge ramaekers
DJ
DJ Shog
Flava D
DJ
Al Bell
American record producer
Ian Pooley
German record producer
Roy Davis Jr.
American musician
Thomas Gandey
Music producer
