disc jockey
The term "disc jockey" originates from the early days of radio, referring to individuals who played music records on air. It has since evolved to encompass various roles in live music and entertainment settings.
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Definition
B2Live Events
(informal, common)A person who selects, plays, and often mixes recorded music for an audience at venues like clubs, parties, or festivals.
Example
- The disc jockey kept the party alive with a mix of classic hits and new tracks.
- She hired a disc jockey for her wedding to ensure the music was perfect all night.
B2Broadcasting
(formal, technical)A broadcaster who introduces and plays recorded music on radio or television, often with commentary, news, and other features.
Example
- The disc jockey on the morning show always has the best playlists.
- He started his career as a disc jockey on a local radio station.