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Club Killers Podcast is a podcast dedicated to the open-format, working-class club DJs who’ve put in the hours, rocked the crowds, and helped shape the sound of Las Vegas nightlife. Based in Las Vegas, NV, this series highlights the untold stories of DJs who’ve spun at the city’s biggest nightclubs and taken their skills around the world. It’s raw, real, and all about the hustle behind the glamour—from local nights to global stages
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Signup to Generate a PitchClub Killers Podcast is a music podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 30 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #9
DJ Exile joins the CK Podcast to discuss his residencies at Wynn Las Vegas, building successful Latin parties, and his journey through the nightlife industry. He shares stories from behind the booth, the strategy behind creating unforgettable events, and what it takes to stay relevant in an evolving music scene.Subscribe for more conversations with the DJs, producers, and creatives shaping nightlife and music culture.
Episode #8
On this episode of the CLUB KILLERS Podcast, we're joined by DJ Jayceeoh for an in-depth conversation about the current state of DJ culture, building a lasting career, and what it takes to perform on some of the biggest festival stages in the world.We dive into Jayceeoh's latest partnerships, the business behind the brand, his approach to preparing festival sets, and how the DJ industry continues to evolve. From reading massive crowds to balancing creativity with commercial success, this episode is packed with valuable insights for DJs, producers, and anyone passionate about electronic music and nightlife culture.Whether you're an aspiring DJ or a seasoned veteran, you'll walk away with practical advice, behind-the-scenes stories, and an inside look at what it takes to stay relevant in today's music industry.
Episode #7
Broadcasting live from the legendary Parlor Nightclub in Hawaii, CLUB KILLERS CONNECT brings together DJ VICE, IKON, and DJ DEVILLE for an unforgettable conversation about the art, business, and future of DJing.In this special live episode, the crew dives into everything from building a successful DJ career and staying relevant in a rapidly changing industry to music discovery, branding, technology, and the evolution of nightlife. The event also features a live audience Q&A, giving attendees the opportunity to ask questions directly to some of the industry's most respected DJs.Whether you're a seasoned professional, an aspiring DJ, or simply passionate about music culture, this episode is packed with valuable insights, real-world experiences, and behind-the-scenes stories from the front lines of the DJ industry. Featuring:• DJ VICE• IKON• DJ DEVILLERecorded live at Parlor Nightclub, Hawaii
Episode #6
What does it take to stay relevant in an industry that changes every day?In this episode of the CLUBKILLERS Podcast, we sit down with DJ Greg Lopez to discuss the evolving landscape of DJ culture, social media, branding, content creation, technology, and the strategies DJs can use to remain competitive in today's market. From adapting to new platforms to building a personal brand that stands the test of time, Greg shares valuable insights from years of experience in the industry.Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting your DJ journey, this conversation is packed with practical advice, real-world experiences, and honest perspectives on what it takes to stay ahead of the curve.
Episode #5
In this episode, DJ Tina T and DJ CLA join us for a real conversation about teaching the next generation of DJs, passing down knowledge, and how the culture continues to evolve. From learning the fundamentals to navigating social media, technology, and today’s music landscape, they break down what it really takes to build the future of DJing.We also dive into mentorship, the importance of professionalism, creating opportunities for upcoming talent, and how experienced DJs can help shape the scene for years to come. Whether you're just getting started or you've been behind the decks for years, this episode is packed with gems for every level of DJ.Teaching new DJs the right wayDJ fundamentals vs modern technologyBuilding confidence behind the decksThe role of mentorship in nightlifeSocial media and the future of DJ cultureAdvice for upcoming DJsSubscribe for more exclusive conversations, nightlife stories, and behind-the-scenes insight from the world of DJs and entertainment.
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