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The Most Unnecessary Job Ever?

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Do you struggle to find the right music to “set the mood” for a romantic dinner? Tired of being made fun of for pumping Def Leppard at backyard barbecues? Have no idea what to play during a quiet evening at home?

Well, if you have several hundred bucks to burn, problems like these can be solved by your own personal music stylist.

Hired by the musically hopeless and uncreative (with deep pockets), “house” DJs assemble custom playlists consisting of hundreds, or even thousands, of songs for beach houses, ski lodges, city apartments… even individual rooms (like the kitchen or, yes, the bedroom).

(Source: The New York Times)

 

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