moodyhooves

I normally don't post, but figured I'd toss out a tip or 3 as someone who does do regular DJ gigs in SL (and who's not looking for more atm): If you want someone experienced and want to have a good experience, treat this like hiring a real life DJ. They would expect to know the price range, venue type, expected crowd, and genres. On your end, you might want to be able to make sure they do/don't do voice, take requests, or are available for a certain schedule. Giving those details up front can only save you time. I suspect with such little detail you're going to basically get inquiries from less experienced/less 'professional' DJs, which may be what you need, but even then you're likely going to run through a lot of straw before spinning gold without more information. You might also have better luck checking with the management for clubs you like, who may be able to recommend/introduce you to a DJ that you're more likely to enjoy.