The Drew And Fuse Show is a weekly podcast hosted by veteran DJs Drew Pierce and DJ Fuse (Fuseamania), bringing you real conversations from inside the DJ, nightlife, and music industry. Each episode blends industry insights, unfiltered DJ talk, trending music discussions, event stories, and behind-the-scenes experiences from the booth, the road, and everything in between. From breaking down what’s happening in clubs and festivals to interviews with DJs, producers, brand leaders, and tastemakers, the show keeps it honest, informative, and entertaining. With 175+ episodes, listeners across the U.S. and around the world, and a growing video presence on YouTube, the Drew & Fuse Show is a go-to resource for DJs, creatives, and music fans who want to stay plugged into what’s next — without the fluff.
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Drew And Fuse Show | DAFS is a music podcast hosted by DrewAndFuseShow, Drew Pierce, Fuseamania, with 219 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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DrewAndFuseShow, Drew Pierce, Fuseamania hosts Drew And Fuse Show | DAFS, a music show with 219 episodes published.
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Drew And Fuse Show | DAFS
Wedding DJs Stop Playing Coordinator | 220
Sep 30, 202634 min
In this episode, David and Drew celebrate five years of their podcast while discussing the evolving role of DJs at weddings, particularly in the absence of a wedding planner. They share personal experiences, insights on pricing, and the importance of maintaining professionalism in the DJ industry. Takeaways Evolving DJ roles at weddings Importance of hiring coordinators Chapters 00:00 Celebrating Five Years of Podcasting 03:46 The Role of DJs in Weddings 07:01 Navigating Wedding Coordination 16:22 The Importance of Professionalism 27:01 Gear Talk: New Hercules Controller 31:58 Weekend Recap and Experiences
Why More DJs Are Switching From Serato to Algorithm Right Now | Ep. 219
Sep 23, 202635 min
In this episode, we explore the evolving landscape of DJ technology, the pros and cons of working solo versus for a company, and share hilarious and insightful stories from the DJ world.
The conversation covers topics related to wedding planning templates, social media hot topics, and musician frustrations. The hosts discuss the use of planning templates for wedding events, the engagement of social media hot topics, and the frustrations of working with musicians at events. The discussion provides insights into the challenges and strategies for managing these aspects of event management. Takeaways Wedding Planning Templates Social Media Hot Topics Musician Frustrations Chapters 00:00 Wedding Planning Templates 10:59 Social Media Engagement 24:09 Musician Frustrations
The episode begins with the announcement of the winners of the jetpack giveaway. Announcement of DAFS Ice Cream Social at DJC, and a chance to win an opening slot. The conversation then shifts to a review of a new Denon controller, wireless sound transmission, live stems on a 3000, and venue expectations for DJs. Takeaways Jetpack giveaway winners announced Ice Cream Social at DJC announcement / Chance to open Review of new Denon controller and wireless sound transmission Live stems on a 3000 and venue expectations for DJs Chapters 00:00 Jetpack Giveaway Winners 03:16 Ice Cream Social Announcement 11:24 DJ Equipment: Denon Controller 16:22 Wireless Sound Transmission 24:03 DJ Equipment: Live Stems on a 3000 26:12 Venue Expectations for DJs
Prepping for Gigs & Managing DJs with Cream | EP 216
Sep 2, 202653 min
The episode features DJ Cream from New York City, who shares insights on his experience playing at Lollapalooza, prepping for gigs, and the evolution of the DJ community in New York. He also discusses his journey with Get Down DJs and offers advice on approaching booking requests. The conversation covers topics related to DJing, music production, and online presence. It emphasizes the importance of showcasing work through platforms like SoundCloud and Instagram, the use of technology tools like Serato and Record Box, and the significance of having a personal website. The discussion also touches on the value of being genuine and the impact of personal branding on DJ success. Takeaways Lollapalooza experience Prepping for gigs Evolution of the DJ community Approaching booking requests Online presence is crucial for DJs, and having a personal website can provide a sense of ownership and professionalism. The use of technology tools like Serato and Record Box can streamline music organization and preparation for DJ sets. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Promotions 01:20 Playing at Lollapalooza 02:16 Prepping for Gigs 03:13 Playing at Lollapalooza (continued) 06:30 Transition to Four AM 08:35 Managing DJs and Events 09:39 Transition to Four AM (continued) 10:41 Working with Digital Music Pool (DMP) 27:45 Approaching Booking Requests 32:26 Showcasing Work and Online Presence 36:10 Technology Tools for DJs 47:26 The Importance of Personal Branding 53:13 Final Takeaways and Advice
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