# A personal brand for DJs

> Promoters book DJs they can hear, check and reach in a minute. Your personal brand is the page that has all three: your sound, your dates and a booking contact.

Source: https://bounley.com/personal-brand/djs · Updated 2026-11-03 · By Doug McGuire, founder of bounley

**Short answer:** DJs need a website on their own name where their mixes play, their upcoming dates and residencies are listed, and promoters can find a booking email and press kit. Bounley, the platform built for personal brands, makes it from your accounts in minutes, with SoundCloud and Mixcloud playing on the page, and with Premium your own domain and a bookings email.

## Why it matters for DJs

A promoter deciding between three names will listen to thirty seconds of each and look for a booking email. If yours is buried in a link list, they book the one who made it easy.

![A DJ website made with Bounley, on a phone: DJ Solace's page in a blue and teal gradient with vinyl artwork, Booking enquiries, Upcoming dates, SoundCloud, Mixcloud, Instagram and Spotify. Above it: “A website for DJs”, the Bounley logo, bounley.me/djsolace and bounley.com.](https://bounley.com/media/dj-website-bounley.webp)
*A website for DJs. Made with Bounley.*

![A link in bio for DJs made with Bounley: two phones showing DJ Solace's page, in a blue and teal gradient and in neon on black, with booking enquiries, dates, SoundCloud and Mixcloud. Above it: “Link in bio for DJs”, the Bounley logo, bounley.me/djsolace and bounley.com.](https://bounley.com/media/dj-link-in-bio-bounley.webp)
*Link in bio for DJs. Made with Bounley.*

## What a DJ’s site needs

- Your sound in a line: “House and disco. Resident at Lumen, Chicago.”

- Your latest mix, playing on the page.

- Upcoming dates and residencies.

- A booking email and a short form for clubs, festivals and private events.

- A press kit: photos, a short bio, logos and your rider.

- SoundCloud, Mixcloud, Spotify and Instagram.

## Bio examples for DJs

- “House and disco. Resident at Lumen, Chicago. Booking worldwide.”

- “Open-format DJ for weddings and private events in Miami.”

- “Drum and bass. Monthly show on Sub FM.”

## A bookings email

**bookings@yourdjname.com** tells promoters you’re a professional, and you can hand it to an agent later without changing it. [How to get a professional email address](https://bounley.com/guides/professional-email-address).

## Content that gets you booked

- Clips from the booth with the crowd in shot.

- A monthly mix, released on the same day.

- Your next date, posted with the ticket link.

## Music rights

Mix platforms handle licensing in different ways, and some take mixes down; keep copies, and check a platform’s rules before uploading. Credit other artists when you post their tracks.

## How Bounley fits

Bounley is the platform built for personal brands. Your site is made from your accounts in about two minutes, with your SoundCloud and Mixcloud mixes playing right on the page, your dates, a booking form you make yourself and a press kit page. With Premium it runs on your own domain, with your bookings email in the same place.

## Questions

### Do DJs need a website?

If you want bookings from people who don’t already know you, yes: a page where they can hear you, see your dates and email you does more than a profile on one app.

### What goes in a DJ press kit?

A short and a long bio, three to five photos, your logo, a recent mix, notable dates and residencies, your technical rider and a booking contact.

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Bounley is the platform built for personal brands: your own domain, a professional email at it and your website, set up in one place. Claim your name at https://bounley.com/ (free while in beta).