Musicians are making a come back after many years of the disc jockey.
Solo acts, trio's, duo's, and full bands are now seen in bars, weddings,
fund raisers, and family events. They have been taking advantage of social media such as Youtube and
Facebook to promote themselves. Amateurs like myself have been donating
videos and the bands have been linking to them as a way of promoting themselves. However, with the large number of musical talent available, getting the gig is becoming very competitive. Musicians like Phil "Crush" DuMond felt the need to create a more concise video compilation promoting himself so
that potential venues can conveniently watch him in a virtual audition.
This is the promotional video that I made for Crush and it is the first that I have ever made under studio conditions with lighting and backdrops. All the others have been recorded "on the fly" so to speak. Since I published this video on Facebook, I have received some inquiries ..... Will video's like this one kill the D.J just like the Radio Star?
Some raw footage of behind the scenes shots before editing.
