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Good luck with the night! Spinning in bar can be a little tough on the ego sometimes. Just remember that even if people aren't that visibly into in (no one actually dancing, not too many people bobbing their heads, etc), there's still the possibility that many are still really enjoying the background music.
In a sense, the best bar music sometimes is just that--purely in the background. If your tracks really do set the right vibe with the bar, everything--the lighting, the decor, the people, the drinks, and the music--should just be kinda seemless. Good luck! 
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I pretty much throw down anything...I switch it up from tribal, electro, tech and a liiiiiittle bit of prog. Since it's a bar, people dont really go out there to "DANCE," however all I can tell you is this... If you see that people are coming in, staying there, buying drinks and people are talking to eachother and having a good time, ur doing your job. If you see the place clear out little by little, switch up the music. Eventually theres a point in the night where people are drunk enough and occasionally you will have people dancing. Oh and watch out for people that will constantly go up 2 you asking for requests lol...thats inevitable. So I purchased a shirt on Cafepress.com that says "I dont do requests" lol. Good luck brotha!
