When we play music for others we experience reading the emotion of the crowd and then adjusting our music to meet their mood and then elevate it. Even though we're interacting with hundreds or maybe thousands, while a therapist is working with just one person at a time, the same principal applies: meet the client where they are, then help them to get somewhere better. Some things that have been said about me "You're so good you broke me ears" - Elliot (who now suffers from superior canal dehiscence syndrome. CT Scan available upon request) "You're mixing's scaring me" - Ricardo, some guy at a party "Are you the best DJ in the world?" - random girls comments after gigs "I really cringed when they said they were having a DJ but I love it, it's great music" - an exhibitor at a gallery opening party ""I just plastered the wall in red wine with my wavy arm because of that tune! Going to have to switch to Prosecco now" - Sarah "What the f*** is going on?" - Punter at Happy Belly residency
