This was the audio I recorder directly from my Windows internal microphone recorder, with going through some tweaking in an audio engineering program as well, from a discussion panel myself and Morgan Day led at Lindy Focus XV (2016).  Sorry for the quality but it was the best I could do with just my tablet. In any case hope you gain some insight and knowledge into the realm of Swing DJ'ing.

DJ Focus 2016 Talk

About Me:
James is currently a student at Santa Fe College working on my Bachelors of Applied Science in Organizational Management (BAS-OM). He works at the University of Florida with Gator Dinning at the Beaty P.O.D. Market location on campus as a supervisor. When he’s not attending classes or working you can find him swing (Lindy-hop) dancing and DJ’ing with The Florida Swing Dancing Cub (FSDC). He is also a member of The Gator Wesley Foundation which is the campus of the United Methodist church which serves the students of Santa Fe College and the University of Florida.

DJ Bio:
James C. Jordan, aka DJ.C. , has been swing dancing in Gainesville, FL. with the Florida Swing Dancing Club (FSDC) since September 21st, 2012. James has traveled to a good amount of workshops and exchanges across the Southeastern region and is continuously working on sharpen his swingn’ skill. Only a month into starting to dance he decided to start DJ-ing with FSDC and has since been a regular staple in the DJ rotation. Over the past few years of doing this swingn’ thing James has built-up quite an array of music. James is known to DJ everything from rockabilly to juke joint blues to even some of those swooning crooner classics. James gets pure joy out of seeing everyone dancing to