Entertainment
Beyond the Booth With DJ Peewee
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – From major festivals like Coachella, Essence, and A3C, DJ Peewee is a DJ known for her open style format, where she seamlessly transitions between multiple genres of music, keeping audiences engaged from one track to the next.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – From major festivals like Coachella, Essence, and A3C, DJ Peewee is a DJ known for her open style format, where she seamlessly transitions between multiple genres of music, keeping audiences engaged from one track to the next.
She’s also the curator of The Honey Party, an event that has attracted celebrities including Lucky Daye and Jordin Sparks.
Most recently, DJ Peewee brought her sound to The Bahamas, making her debut at Atlantis’ Aura Nightclub.
DJ Peewee –
“Every time I come to The Bahamas it always surprises me of how fire the hip-hop scene is, and I love how up to date they are here. So I’m expecting the Aura to bring the aura.”
Peewee has an impressive resume, but despite her success, she admits there have been moments when she’s felt intimidated.
Before taking the stage, she opened up to me about those experiences.
Peewee also gave advice for anyone in the nightlife and entertainment industry who may be struggling with consistency.
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