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My Musical Journey: 28 Years Behind the Console

bySidharth TalwarTravels for weddings across Delhi and pan-IndiaStarts from1,00,000 Per Session (3 Hours)View full gallery

It started in my backyard as a teenager, but 28 years and 2000+ weddings later, I am still finding new ways to connect through sound. Here is the story, the struggles, and the philosophy behind my music.

People often ask how I got into DJing. In this podcast, I share how my journey began. It started with seeing people dance to one guy's music and I said, "mujhe yahi banna hai."

This is the story of how I won a DJ competition I didn't even enter. Life's biggest lesson: you never know when the universe is noticing your talent. Just keep giving your best.

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From my early days with basic setups to today's explosive dance floors, this is my journey. This is how it started versus how it's going. The party has just begun.

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A throwback to the beginning. I started with a burning passion for music in my backyard, and I'm deeply grateful for the two decades of love and support from all of you.

It's not about showing off. It's about disappearing into the music so the crowd feels like they're the main act. That's when a night becomes unforgettable.

About My Journey & Philosophy

Most people think being a DJ is just about track transitions, but that is the smallest part of the job. When I step behind the console, my goal is to read the energy in the room before the first track even drops. Whether it is a sangeet in Delhi or a destination wedding in Bali, I am not just playing music. I am looking for the heartbeat of the crowd and matching it. If the energy is dipping, I know how to pull it back up without breaking the vibe.

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