J'Adora
International DJ J'Adora is originally from the UK and now based in Dubai. A fresh female artist who creates a vibrant atmosphere with an open format, range of music genres including house, tech house, r&b, hip hop, afrobeats, amapiano, afrohouse, soul, disco, deep house and commercial dance. Performing across the UK and internationally, she has experience in many different events such as; clubs, bars, restaurants, corporate events, weddings, launch events and retail. Jade receives constant good feedback from every client she is involved in and is building her reputation quickly in the industry. With experience, her knowledge of music and knowing how to adapt to every event, she will always make sure people are dancing on the dance floor.
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