This is Ruining DJ Culture

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Music is changing faster than ever, with shorter tracks and AI production. This video discusses how the evolution of music, influenced by new tech trends and platforms, impacts DJing. The real shift is driven by the demand for faster payoffs and constant novelty, showing how artificial intelligence is changing music production. If DJing feels different now, this video explains why.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 – Music Is Changing Fast
0:38 – The Dopamine Shift
2:29 – When Curation Stopped Being Enough
3:29 – How DJing Has Changed
5:42 – Adapting Without Selling Out
7:11 – The Death Of the DJ?

5 Comments

  1. @giljesusseraspe9225 on February 4, 2026 at 6:21 am

    Don’t go with trend…mix long and travel through melodies and arrive in peace with the crowd. Don’t allow what they want, play for who you are, you are invited to play with your style…go and play deep because the fun is there!

  2. @djranx5519 on February 12, 2026 at 4:54 am

    If video killed the radio star, then what do you think AI music will do? ⚰

  3. @JasonSmith-vz1yo on March 9, 2026 at 2:52 am

    DJ culture was ruined with the invention of fisher price & Chad valley decks with flashing lights &sync buttons any child can do it

  4. @cjdm2667 on May 1, 2026 at 6:07 am

    New subscriber!..;)

  5. @ichigen511 on May 24, 2026 at 8:50 pm

    i agree with everything you are saying but i have to push back on one thing about DJs that even seasoned DJs either don’t seem to understand or think they do when it really doesn’t matter. this is regarding the “reading the room” concept. there are two types of DJs, just like there are two types of live bands. when you go to see your favorite live band, do you think the band is going to “read the room”? abosultely not becasue the fans came to hear what they are already expecting to hear. this happens in the artist/producer/DJ side of the EDM scene. when you go to hear your favorite House DJ play you already know what kind of music to expect. that DJ doesn’t have to read the room just like a live band playing their latest album doesn’t. the only DJs that have to “read the room” are DJs (like live cover bands) that play top 40, wedding DJs and pop music DJs. my point is that not all DJs have to “read the room”

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