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DJs obtain their music from various sources. Some buy music from online platforms like iTunes, Bandcamp, or Beatport. They may also download music from pay-to-use sites like Spotify for their performances. In addition, they often receive promotional copies of new tracks from record labels and artists, which helps them stay up-to-date with the latest tunes and trends in their genre. Furthermore, DJs can create their own music through producing and composing, using digital audio workstations (DAWs) and other software. Lastly, they might dig for rare and obscure tracks in second-hand record stores or on vinyl-ripping sites.