In this interview, I sit down with Toronto based DJ, Lissa Monet, and we chat about this new wave of female djs seemingly picked because of their looks rather than talent.
As a DJ who has been in the game for 15 years, watching the direction that the art form is heading to hurts her because it is not longer about who is the best. In this candid conversation, we dive into the importance of upholding the integrity of DJing and she asks the very important question we'd all like to know, "if you can't mix two songs together, why bother?" Check out the video below!
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