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Dan Nichols has been in the mobile disc jockey business for 20 years. A University of Michigan Graduate that decided while still in college he would continue in the mobile entertainment field. Dan's main source of business is through referrals from other professionals in his field; photograpers, florists and hotels/banquet facilities. When asked what qualities he deems important in a mobile dj, he responds, "Clients interestingly ask a similar question. My answer is, the dj must walk a fine line between being interactive yet not abrasive. He or she must have an understanding of all different eras of music to see to it that everyone, whether they are 9 or 90 has a good time. Also, and more importantly, a dj must keep an open mind musically. No 2 events are ever exactly the same and when they are treated with a cookie cutter recipe, the absence of creativity and spontaneity diminish; the end result is same ole same ole with nothing different or sensational. Many deejays have been playing the same music for the last 2 decades - they have not evolved. As it relates to weddings, I firmly believe a dj must do more than just "spin tunes"." Dan is sure to cover all the little details including getting the necessary people together for various dances, checking to be sure the champagne glasses are filled before a toast is called, making important announcements throughout the wedding reception (or corporate event) and more. These little details add up to the professional show they aim to deliver. Half the effort is in the behind the scenes stuff. It is the difference between chaos and calm. Dan says, "there are plenty of companies making all sorts of claims but the truth is, I own this craft and it wasn't until I was in it for 10 plus years that I could say that. Most guys don't even last 4 or 5 years from start to finish. That confidence comes from experience."