disk jockey
Plural
disk jockeys
1
a radio presenter that announces and plays recorded music
A disk jockey, often referred to as a DJ, is a person who plays music on the radio, at events, or in clubs. They select and play songs, often mixing tracks to keep the music flowing and engage the audience. DJs may also provide commentary, interact with listeners or the crowd, and create a lively atmosphere by announcing upcoming songs or events. In radio, they help curate music programming, while in live settings, they manage the sound and ensure the music matches the mood of the event. DJs are skilled in selecting music that suits different tastes and occasions.
- The disk jockey played some classic rock songs that got everyone dancing at the party.
- The radio station hired a new disk jockey to host the morning show.
- She became a well-known disk jockey after years of working at local clubs and radio stations.
- The disk jockey announced the upcoming tracks and interacted with listeners during the live broadcast.
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