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Just a short note to mention my next gig is Saturday, May 18th at Techno is for Lovers in Portland Maine.

Techno is for Lovers is a monthly all techno dance party happening the 3rd Saturday of every month at Slainte in Portland, ME. Resident j.hjort and monthly guests from around New England provide only the finest underground techno for your extreme dancing pleasure. We’re turning down the lights, pumping out the fog and playing techno all damn night! Come DANCE!

Please join us for our May edition featuring veteran Boston/New England dance party rocker Paul Dailey!

resident:
j.hjort
(brick.city.media, Tight Groove)

May guest:
Paul Dailey
(Boston,MA / pauldailey.com)

21+ | 9p | totally friggin’ free bub

Slainte
24 Preble St
Portland, ME
207-828-0900

Received a nod as one of Boston’s Best DJs from CBS Boston.com  

http://boston.cbslocal.com/top-lists/bostons-best-djs/

Many people who visit this site know me as a “club DJ” who has been on the Boston scene for more than 25 years. But what many people do not know is that I have been DJing parties and weddings – for even longer. With more than 500 weddings under my belt, I have the experience to make your wedding a one of a kind event.

Capitalizing on decades of event planning and music mixing/programming experience – I bring a music centric focus to your event with personalized selections to set the mood you want and please guests of all ages.

If you believe that music plays a vital role in the success of your event and are willing to budget accordingly for a truly exceptional performance, Contact Me to set up a consultation.

I have added a new mix to my Music Page:

*Live at Red Door is a set recorded at Red Door in Portsmouth back in July 2012.

This is a repost of an article from 2008.

Resonant Vibes Blog – Paul Dailey – July 2008

Art or Business – Do You DJ for Love or Money? 

 Are you a wedding DJ that spins a pre set playlist, a mainstream club DJ that plays the top 40 in the same order, week after week?  Or are you the opposite end of the spectrum, an underground DJ that plays the most obscure tracks that only “educated” club people can truly appreciate?  Do you DJ for the love of money, or the love of music?

 On the surface this question is innocent enough and most newbies would quickly answer “of course, I do it for the love not the money.”  But dig just a bit deeper and you will find a much more complex set of issues. Read more »