Good DJ Names for a girl DJ? Any Ideas??

revolv909 · 08-10-2011 6:39pm

Mizz BeanFlik

Sky King · 08-10-2011 8:38pm

Dee Jay va jay jay

Plumpynuter · 18-11-2011 7:14pm

DJ Wee Jock Poo Pang McPlop

i57dwun4yb1pt8 · 21-11-2011 2:35pm

DJ Flange

LandoCalrissian · 21-11-2011 2:43pm

DJ Vagazzle

Decitronic · 25-12-2011 3:23pm

Deejina

Dj Claire...gina

DJ PussyGina

DJ Not a man

DJ Claire who is not a man

DJ Woman lad

Disc JoWOMANckey

Ah just joking!

Anyhow, to pick a name I'd probably suggest first try gigging a bit and find your own stage persona, your unique selling point if you will, then pick a name that reflects on what you bring personally to your sets and live slots. Just use a generic name for now, or even just do a few house parties where a name isn't necessary. A lot of people may say that a name isn't important but it actually is. For promotion reasons and such it often creates the first impression so a good DJ name can really help get yourself some more coverage and become memorable to a wider audience. Of course the music is important as it's the bonus but a DJ name is the icing on the cake. And if the icing looks **** then you'll often never give yourself a chance to get to that sweet sweet sponge.

Although sometimes you see a cake and be all that "That icing is sweet man" and then boom: The cake is dry as ****. Just really awful, birthday party ruining potential dryness.

I'm off to eat some cake.

DDDDDeannnnn · 02-01-2012 6:19pm

Puss 'n' Beats

GMusicMan · 03-02-2012 8:22pm

I'd concentrate on the learning first, once you can actually DJ it won't matter what people call you as long as they call you! And theres nothing wrong with using your actual name, also its a tradition if you learn from someone in a kind of "apprentice" fashion that they have a nickname for you that'll tend to stick.
Failing this what about your username DJ Green Bee, or Queen Bee:) Anyway practice now -silly DJ name later!!