Only For DJs

Only For DJs was a French cultural magazine created in December 1995 and devoted to electronic music and to the events surrounding the electronic music and nightlife industry. Its readership was concentrated in the 15–35 age bracket and included both enthusiasts and professionals such as DJs, event organisers and venue managers. The magazine published the Musiboxlive club ranking, an unofficial ranking of clubs comparable to the Club 40 chart. It also produced mixed shows by Ludovic Rambaud, broadcast on three webradios: FG DJ Radio, Paris One DJ Webradio and Vonyc-Sessions. In December 2012 the magazine ceased publication after 172 issues, following a decision by its majority shareholder. The title is remembered as a specialist French electronic-music and club-culture publication of the 1990s and 2000s.

Only For DJs was created in December 1995 as a French cultural magazine focused on electronic music and the ecosystem of events, clubs and industry players around it. Its audience spanned the 15–35 age range and mixed amateurs with professionals such as DJs, promoters and venue managers. Beyond editorial coverage, the magazine became known for publishing the Musiboxlive club ranking, an unofficial ranking of clubs presented as comparable to the Club 40 chart. It also produced mixed shows by Ludovic Rambaud, distributed via three webradios: FG DJ Radio, Paris One DJ Webradio and Vonyc-Sessions. The title continued for 172 issues until December 2012, when it ceased publication following a decision by its majority shareholder.

• 2012

  Ceased publication in December 2012 after 172 issues.

• 1995

  Magazine created in December 1995.

Specialist French magazine for electronic music culture and nightlife professionals and enthusiasts.

• Only For DJs magazine

  French cultural magazine devoted to electronic music and nightlife.

• Musiboxlive club ranking

  Unofficial ranking of clubs published by the magazine.

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2. 2Only for DJs — Wikipédiafr.wikipedia.org