My parents have just booked a dj for our reception (he’s agreed to just play whatever we specify) and the dj wants us to give him whatever songs we want him to play in mp3 format, on something physical. I’m a little confused because I was thinking I’d just share a Spotify playlist since that seems easier, and I don’t even know if it’s legal to just hand songs over in a physical format like that. Not to mention the process of getting songs into mp3 format, since again I listen to music on a streaming platform.
Am I missing something or making it too complicated?
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