You work as a DJ? Don't you mean producer? Or do you actually spin records publicly?
Anyway, I've listened to both of your songs on your website and I'm pleasantly surprised. I expected an (perhaps unsuccessful) attempt of creating standard commercial electronic music, yet instead you created music I couldn't confine in any genre. Both were tracks of a new style. Your style!
You seem to ignore all commercial influence and listened to your own inspiration when creating those songs and that is something I always greatly admire. I do the same thing too. I have created dozens of songs which all have sort of a touch of different genres, yet are none of those. I create music as I want it to sound, not so that others will like it.
Sad thing is, I've once created a track which does fit to only one, perhaps commercial genre, Anthem Trance, and it reached international attention by radio stations and producers, while the others received only a small audience.
What I'm trying to say is, if you really love what you're doing, keep going this way and enjoy your music, as others will hear and appreciate your love for your own track. Yet, if you want to make big money out of it, confine it in one popular genre.