The role of a DJ is to provide an uninterrupted but lengthy blend of recorded music for an audience. The term ‘Disc Jockey’ was actually invented by American radio commentator Walter Winchell in 1935. Disc referring to disc-shaped shellac and later vinyl records, and Jockey describing an operator of a machine. He used this term to describe radio announcer Martin Block, the first radio announcer to become famous for playing popular recorded music over the air as a form of interlude during his programs.<\/p>\n
The evolutionary move away from vinyl records has not altered the use of the acronym to describe performers who are still in demand when it comes to providing musical entertainment for private or social events. Like several other career pursuits, female interest in performing the role of a DJ has heightened over the years. South Africa is one of the countries where many beautiful women have excelled and achieved financial success in the role of a DJ.<\/p>\n
As stated earlier, South Africa has set the pace when it comes to producing talented and entertaining female DJs. It’s also an added bonus that they are beautiful too! Some of them are naturally talented, and others have received the training required to even the playing field when it comes to gender equality in the South African showbiz industry. Most earn more than their male counterparts to show it’s not just a fluke and that they’re here to stay.<\/p>\n
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