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 40
Morton Downey
American singer
Natalia Moon
Actress
Noel Field
American spy
Palina
Belarusian singer
Paola Shea Racelis
Disc jockey
Paul 'Trouble' Anderson
DJ
Paul Manners
British songwriter
Paul Masterson
DJ
Peggy Hsu
Taiwanese singer-songwriter
Peter Price
Former Bishop of Kingston
Peter Sís
American illustrator
Ai Yahata
Political activist
Aiden Jude
American musician
Allexinno
Romanian musical artist
C. J. Mackintosh
DJ
Carlos Niño
Music producer
D-Styles
DJ
DJ Day
DJ Kambel
British DJ
DJ Grego
DJ Pitsi
I-Octane
Jamaican musical artist
Isabel Fernández Ibarra
Journalist
Hrvoje Crnić
Film score composer
Idris Bell
British papyrologist
Mark de Clive-Lowe
Japanese-New Zealand DJ
Morgan Higby Night
American writer
Nacho Dogan
DJ
Bruna Surfistinha
Television actor
Dâm-Funk (DâM-FunK)
American musician
Pauline Bennett
British dance teacher
Peter-Paul Pigmans
Dutch music producer
Pierre Robert
Radio disc jockey
Pongphan Petchbuntoon
Actor
Professor Nuts
Jamaican singer
Ramilson Maia Musician
DJ
Rasmus Backhaus
Sarah Grünewald's ex-husband
Raul Campos
Musical artist
Ray Foley
Irish television host
Risa Saitô
Japanese actress
Robert A. Owens
Military personnel
Chaka Demus
Jamaican musician
Robert Wåtz
DJ
Roberta Marrero
Spanish artist
Roberts Gobziņš
Latvian musician
Chuck Niles
Disc jockey
John Truelove
British record producer
