Can anyone recommend any good lessons/tutorials, hopefully structured to help learn how to DJ?

 

Do you mean how to sync mix or how to use software/hardware?

 

which genre ,medium and controller/mixer , you forgot to mention .

 

Really depends on what your goals are, what kinds of genres you mix, and the types of events you wish to play at. DJing for Ecstatic Dance for example is a very specific format, whereas DJing a Drum N Bass set is quite different. Mixing techniques differ with different goals/intentions of what you want to do!

 

Club Ready DJ School. His YouTube tutorials are very good, but his bundle for some $150 (currently $235 but often drops to nearer $150, but $235 is still way more constructive and useful content than anyone else can get close to for the price!) gives you everything needed to get up to DJing ready for a club. I bought it as a DJ coming back into the game for refreshers and learning new tech and tricks, and it covers everything from the basics, genre specific stuff, advanced techniques, etiquette, and so on. Well worth it in my opinion, but if you don't have the money, his YouTube channel is gold too!

Club Ready DJ School - YouTube

Club Ready DJ School | Club Ready DJ Course

 

How To DJ Right:The Art And Science of Playing Records by Frank Broughton and Bill Brewster is an excellent book to check out for the real nitty gritty details of djing. It's main focus is vinyl records but everything is applicable to digital djing for sure. You can find it on z-library along with a few other good djing books, official links are on the wiki