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 24
LaDonna Tittle
American radio personality
Peter Slaghuis
Dutch DJ
Luigi Rocca
Football player
Manuel De La Mare
Italian music producer
Fritz Kalkbrenner
German DJ
Samuel L. Session
Swedish disc jockey
Kaz James
Australian singer-songwriter
Freq Nasty
DJ
DJ Tarkan
Deepchild
Music producer
Savas Pascalidis
Musician
Nami Shimada
Japanese musical artist
Blawan
DJ
Chris Waitt
Filmmaker
Stefano Noferini
Italian DJ producer
Erakah
New Zealand singer
Alfredo Fiorito
DJ
Keala Kennelly
Surfer
DJ Thomilla
Juliana Huxtable
American visual artist
Marc Mysterio
Canadian composer
Unlike Pluto
Singer
Phil Hartnoll
Songwriter
Evian Christ
DJ
Justin Peroff
Drummer
Daniel Avery
Music producer
Jarryd James
Australian singer-songwriter
Farley Keith
American musician
Gregg Foreman
American musician
John Reis
American musician
Namosh
German singer
Mixmaster Morris
DJ
Pete Fornatale
Disc jockey
Dennis Elsas
American disc jockey
Rick Dees
American entertainer
Claudia Gray
American writer
Stephen Dewaele
DJ
David Dewaele
Actor
Henry Mortensen
Actor ‧ Viggo Mortensen's son
Paul Canoville
Footballer
Ellis Miah
American songwriter
Jason Nevins
American songwriter
Maksim Pokrovsky
Musician
Electrosexual
French musician
Stefie Shock
Singer-songwriter
Kenny Robinson
American football player
Herbert Houben
Chairman of Genk
