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Here is the truth about the DJ industry: Most people think the "hustle" is about how fast you can scratch or how deep your record crates are. The fact is, if you’re treating your DJing like a hobby, the market will treat you like an amateur. To move from a local "gig-seeker" to a regional […]
Here is the truth about your current church prayer line: it is holding your ministry back. The fact is, while conference calls served a purpose during the heights of the pandemic, they have become a technical bottleneck that limits the reach, accessibility, and spiritual momentum of your message. You are currently asking your congregation to […]
Here’s the truth about mornings in Douglasville: they’re about to get a whole lot better. Starting February 16, 2026: FAM Radio Station is launching a brand-new weekday morning show that’s going to change how you start your day. We’re talking four hours of music, vibrant, relational, purpose-driven radio that puts you and your community front […]
Here's the truth about finding the perfect Friday after-work spot: most places either cater to the college crowd with cheap beer and loud chaos, or they're stuffy establishments where you can't even laugh without getting dirty looks. The Lobby Restaurant at 12353 Veterans Memorial Highway, Douglasville, GA has cracked the code on what grown folks […]
Here's the truth about choosing an event DJ in Douglasville: most people get it completely wrong. They focus on price first, music selection second, and completely ignore the factors that actually make or break their celebration. You've probably heard horror stories. The DJ who showed up late to a wedding. The one who played explicit […]
Here is the truth about DJing today because it isn’t just about blending tracks or scratching; it’s about building a brand, curating an experience, and knowing how to move both a crowd and a market. Here’s why business acumen can actually make a DJ better, and possibly more successful, even if their technical skills are […]
Where the Beat Meets the Board By John Cochran When you hear the word “DJ,” you probably picture someone behind turntables, hyping up a crowd, dropping beats, and keeping the party alive. When you hear “sound engineer,” you might imagine someone in a studio, adjusting levels, mixing tracks, and making sure everything sounds crisp […]
Like any music, jazz has its revolutions; its sudden incidents in infrastructure; its disruptive presences of unprecedented sound. Mostly it’s slower than that, though, with years and generations of accretions before it seems to call for new vocabulary. That’s one way to look at Winter Rockfest, whose latest incarnation occupied a dozen or so venues […]
At 9 p.m. on a Friday in February, Watson was standing outside of La Casa, a micro-church and community center — whose main chapel is the size of your parents’ spacious living room — nestled next to a tienda in Washington, D.C.’s Mount Pleasant neighborhood. Inside, a hardcore punk band called Unknown Threat had just […]
Price, 57, has played music nearly her whole life, starting with piano when she was five years old. But in the fall of 2009, the guitar was still something of mystery to her. She had been playing for only a couple of months and was struggling a bit with the new challenges. Yet, instead of […]
