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 9
Andy Moor
English guitarist
Dennis Sheperd
DJ
Arctic Moon
Polish DJ
Vincent de Moor
Dutch record producer
Eddie Thoneick
DJ
Aruna Abrams
American singer
Eddie Halliwell
British disc jockey
Seb Fontaine
Music producer
Marcel Woods
DJ
Felix Buxton
Musical artist
James Zabiela
DJ
Henry Saiz
DJ
Laurent Garnier
French music producer
Lil Louis
Music producer
François Kevorkian
French DJ
Jimmy Van M
DJ
Funkagenda
British music producer
Chris Liebing
German DJ
Marcel Dettmann
German DJ
Victor Calderone
American music producer
Ida Engberg
Swedish DJ
Moodymann
American musician
Soulshock
Danish record producer
Chris Douridas
American DJ
Shandi Sullivan
Disc jockey
Todd Edwards
American record producer
Alexandra Richards
American model ‧ Keith Richards' daughter
Alex Zane
Television presenter
Zezi Ifore
Broadcaster
Nina Flowers
Drag queen
The Chain Gang of 1974
American musician
Bruce Pavitt
Musical artist
Lucky Millinder
Jazz musician
Giulia Siegel
German actress
Snuff Garrett
American record producer
DJ Khalil
American music producer
Waleed Aly
Australian journalist
Jack Jackson
Trumpeter
Harry Parry
Clarinetist
Ryland Lynch
Actor ‧ Ross Lynch's brother
Pauly D
Vic Galloway
DJ
Canada Lee
American actor
Robert Q. Lewis
American radio personality
John Gosling
Psychic TV musician
Alex Gaudino
Italian DJ
Sonny Seeza
American rapper
