Q1 2027
SEAD x Zenit DJ Bootcamp
28 Days with a DJ Mag #141 DJ in the World
Bring the track you can't finish. Twenty-eight days later it's arranged, mixed, mastered and sitting in a real label's inbox — and you've played a filmed set on club-standard gear to put in front of promoters.
- Price
- From $2,795
- Seats
- 8 spots · application only
- When
- Q1 2027
Twenty-eight days later
What you walk away with.
A finished record, not a folder of loops
The WIP you arrive with gets arranged, mixed and mastered to release standard — in daily studio blocks, next to someone who has done it a few hundred times.
Submissions actually sent
You leave having pitched real labels and real curators, with the emails written and the follow-up dates already in your calendar.
A filmed set on club gear
Mixing on the CDJ setup promoters expect, then a properly filmed set and photos — the press kit that gets you a first booking.
An artist brand that holds together
Name, visuals, bio, socials and a content system you can keep running on your own once the camp ends.
A 90-day roadmap
What to release, where to send it and what to post, week by week, for the three months after you fly home.
The format
Four weeks, in order.
Week 1
Finish the thing
Your WIP goes under the knife — arrangement, structure and sound design until it's a record instead of an eight-bar idea.
Week 2
Mix, master, ship
Daily studio blocks on mix decisions and a master that survives a club system, then the track goes out to labels.
Week 3
Behind the decks
Club-standard CDJs, transitions and set structure — ending with your set filmed and shot for the press kit.
Week 4
Launch and plan
Artist brand, content system and curator pitching go live, and you leave with the 90-day roadmap written.
The lead instructor
- DJ Mag Top 150
- 80M+ streams
- Warner, Sony, Universal
- Ultra Music Festival
Twenty-eight days of studio time with an artist who works at that level — eight people, no auditorium.
From $2,795 · 8 spots · application only
Join the DJ Bootcamp waitlist.
Applications aren’t open yet. The list is how you hear first — and how you get the early-bird rate before the seats are public.
- Finish your track — arranged, mixed, submitted to real labels
- DJ skills on club-standard gear + filmed set for your press kit
- Artist brand, content system, curator pitching — launched
- Career plan + 90-day post-camp roadmap