These Baby DJ Classes Are Real. And Actually Kind Of Awesome

Fred Benenson

Natalie Weiss — a fellow with the BK Philharmonic who’s shared the stage with LCD Soundsystem and the Dirty Projectors — recently launched Baby DJ School for zero-

to three-year-olds. The eight sessions — which last 45 minutes apiece and run $200 total — teaches what a MIDI is, how to EQ, and the difference between deck A and B, while parents are taught alternatives to “Mary Had A Little Lamb,” and that a good disco beat prevents post-nap crankiness.

1. How stressful do you find days when your kids can't go outside?

   Not stressful at all. We make the best of it

   Sometimes they are, sometimes they aren’t. Depends on the circumstance.

   Extremely stressful. It’s hard to entertain them

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> Before there was James Murphy, there was Raymond Scott, “the Andy Warhol of audio,” making hypnotic jams for infants.