Wiki-DJ is a community-powered platform for DJs, producers, and music crews to create and curate their own artist pages. 🎛️ Born out of frustration with rigid “notability” requirements on sites like Wikipedia, Wiki-DJ is an inclusive space where electronic music culture speaks for itself — without gatekeepers.
If you're part of the scene, your story belongs here. 🪩
Our founders tried to publish a DJ bio on Wikipedia, only to be told the artist “wasn't notable enough.” That moment sparked something bigger: the need for a space where artists define their worth — not moderators with arbitrary standards. 🧨
Wiki-DJ is built by artists, for artists. The goal is simple: empower the community to document its contributions, without compromise.
We're currently in soft-launch. That means:
If you're reading this, you're early. Help us lay the foundations of the most community-authored DJ encyclopedia on the web.
* 🔓 No Gatekeepers – Your page won’t be deleted for “notability.” Create freely. * 🫂 Community-Led – Moderation and relevance are determined by the artists and crews who use the site. * 🎶 Built for Electronic Culture – Whether you're a warehouse selector or festival veteran, your voice matters.
We’re seeking contributors to help shape the platform:
If you’re a digital archivist, wiki nerd, visual storyteller, or just love preserving culture — this is your chance to make an impact.
Are you a DJ, producer, or part of a music crew? Tired of being told your work isn’t “notable” enough? We hear you. That's why Wiki-DJ exists.
[🎛️ Create your artist page now »](https://wiki-dj.com/start)
Help us build the most open, democratic encyclopedia of DJ culture — one crew, one release, one dancefloor at a time. 🌌