THE SMOOTH EXPERIENCE
Hello & Welcome
You've just discovered SMOOTH.
Smooth is the brainchild of Dymond the DJ (D. Barnes), created from one simple idea: listening to music should be an experience-not just one song after another.
Instead of pressing play on a random playlist, you'll hear music the way DJs have always envisioned it-in the mix. Every transition, every blend, and every sequence is crafted to create a continuous groove that keeps the mood alive.
There are countless streaming services available today, and they all have their place. But Smooth, along with the other channels inside The Mini Mix Shop, was crafted for people who appreciate the art of DJing. Here, you'll discover the creativity, timing, and musical storytelling that only a skilled DJ can deliver.
Our signature Mini Mix production series features carefully blended 2-song, 3-song, 4-song, and 5-song mixes, giving each session its own unique vibe while allowing every artist and song to receive the recognition it deserves.
At its heart, Smooth is built around mellow R&B and Smooth Jazz, creating an atmosphere that's perfect for unwinding, entertaining, reflecting, or simply enjoying great music.
We call it the Grown-Folks Groove.
The Grown-Folks Groove isn't defined by age-it's defined by attitude. It's sophisticated without being pretentious, relaxed without being boring, and soulful without trying too hard. It's music for evenings on the patio, long drives, quiet conversations, date nights, celebrations with friends, or those moments when you simply want life to slow down for a while.
Pour yourself a glass of wine. Sip a little bourbon or brandy. Light a cigar if that's your style. Gather good company, share a few laughs, and let the music become part of the moment.
So settle in, turn it up, and stay awhile.
This is Smooth ~ where great music isn't just played... it's mixed.
Welcome.
The Smooth Side of Grown
Is Flirting a Crime?
A smile. A compliment. Holding eye contact just a little longer than usual. A playful joke. A simple "You look nice today."
At what point does harmless flirting become something more?
In today's world, the rules seem to change depending on who's involved, where it happens, and who's telling the story. Some people believe flirting is simply a natural part of human interaction-a way of showing confidence, appreciation, and personality. Others feel it crosses the line when someone is already in a relationship or when the attention isn't welcomed.
So...is flirting wrong?
Can a married person flirt if there's no intention behind it? Is it disrespectful? Is there a difference between being friendly and being flirtatious? Does intent matter more than perception?
Maybe the bigger question is this: Has society become uncomfortable with flirting altogether?
Perhaps flirting isn't the problem.
Maybe respect is the real issue.
Flirting without respect becomes harassment. Flirting with honesty, confidence, and boundaries can simply be part of being human.
What do you think?
Is flirting a harmless form of communication...or has it become a lost art that people now misunderstand?
Let's hear your thoughts. Keep it respectful, keep it real, and let's have a grown-folks conversation.