Mark Keady

I'm not great at slow songs. I admit it. Once we're hitting bangers and the energy is up, the last thing I wanna do is kill that vibe. But the truth is that at a wedding, some people will only dance to a slow song. From behind the booth, I witness this constantly. Manly men, with beautiful wives are sheepish when it comes to letting loose on the dance floor. But a slow song? He's taking his lady right to the floor and showing his vulnerability as well as his affection for her. It's important,...

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You can feel it as a DJ: you have a song playing and you're losing momentum. Maybe you've worked them too hard and they need a break at the bar, or they are following the bride & groom outside somewhere. Maybe the song just ain't hitting---but slowly the head bobs and movement are less noticeable, bigger gaps appear in the dance floor as people head off and as a DJ you're going to make an audible on that next track that mixes and flows so smoothly because regardless of the transition...you've...