Media. Music. Moments. What's Next for DJ Drewstyle?
Drew Smith Drew Smith

Media. Music. Moments. What's Next for DJ Drewstyle?

I walked out of the number one broadcast program in the country with a degree in one hand and an active DJ residency in the other. Turns out I'd been living the mission the whole time — Media. Music. Moments. Here's what's next.

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What I Actually Do Between Gigs
Drew Smith Drew Smith

What I Actually Do Between Gigs

The set is the visible part. What happens the other 160 hours of the week is what actually determines whether those sets are any good.

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You’ll Hear These Songs in April at Your Party in Scottsdale
Drew Smith Drew Smith

You’ll Hear These Songs in April at Your Party in Scottsdale

April parties in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley have a specific vibe—polished early, high-energy later. Here are five tracks that are hitting right now across corporate events, private parties, and bachelorettes, plus how I time them to keep the night flowing.

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How to Brief Your Corporate Event DJ: A Checklist for Event Planners
Drew Smith Drew Smith

How to Brief Your Corporate Event DJ: A Checklist for Event Planners

Corporate events run on timing—and your DJ is one of the only vendors touching every transition: arrivals, walk-ons, awards, dinner volume, speeches, and the final push to keep people in the room.

This checklist gives planners a simple, no-fluff DJ brief that protects the run-of-show, avoids awkward mic moments, and keeps the energy exactly where you want it. Copy/paste the template, send it early, and your DJ can execute like a true vendor partner.

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Questions to Ask Before Booking a DJ for a Corporate Event
Drew Smith Drew Smith

Questions to Ask Before Booking a DJ for a Corporate Event

Booking a DJ for a corporate event isn’t about “who has the biggest speakers.” It’s about timeline control, clean MC work, and reading the room without stepping on your brand. Before you sign anything, ask who’s actually showing up on event day, how they handle run-of-show changes, and how they manage music boundaries and requests. The right answers up front prevent awkward moments later—and keep your event running smooth from cocktails to the last song.

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