DMC World DJ Championships

The DMC World DJ Championships, an annual DJ competition established by the Disco Mix Club in 1985, has been a cornerstone of the DJing community. Initially centered around DJ mixing battles, the competition took a thrilling turn in 1986 when DJ Cheese revolutionized the scene by introducing scratching. This pivotal moment significantly shaped the future of DMC contests.

Sponsored by Technics and Ortofon, DJs competing in the championships are allotted exactly six minutes to demonstrate their skills. Over the years, the DMC World DJ Championships have celebrated numerous exceptional winners from across the globe. Notable champions include DJ Cheese, Cash Money, Cutmaster Swift, DJ Craze, DJ Kentaro, and A-Trak. The event has also expanded to include categories such as the Battle for World Supremacy and the World Team Championships.

Countries like the USA, France, the UK, Japan, Germany, and Canada have produced multiple winners. Teams such as Scratch Perverts, C2C, and Kireek have made significant impacts, especially in the World Team Championships.

The DMC World DJ Hall of Fame honors legendary figures who have made substantial contributions to the DJing world. This prestigious list includes pioneers like DJ Cheese, Cash Money, Roc Raida, and DJ Craze, as well as influential teams like Scratch Perverts and C2C.

With the introduction of the DMC Online World Championships and Team Championships, the competition has embraced a global platform, enabling DJs from all over the world to participate and showcase their talents. These online winners add to the rich tapestry of talent celebrated by the DMC World DJ Championships.