KUALA LUMPUR, May 4 -- If you've ever dreamt of becoming a disc jockey (DJ), whether as a part-time pursuit or a career, breaking into Malaysia's DJ scene is more achievable than ever.

A growing number of locals are embracing the turntables, driven by a deep love for music and the evolving landscape of nightlife culture in the country.

Malay Mail spoke with several local DJs to find out what it takes to enter the industry, what tools and spaces are available to help you get started, and what challenges to expect once you do.

Chase your vibe, not the fame

Before even touching any equipment, local DJ Khaidir Jaafar, 48, said aspiring DJs should first focus on discovering the type of music they truly connect with.

"Explore different gen...