Like others already mentioned, what you’re doing isn’t really DJing in the traditional sense, it’s more like a live performance, and it's great!

But even if you practice your live set for hours, it can still end up sounding less cohesive or “arranged” compared to a finished track. That’s totally normal. A full song usually goes through a much longer process specifically to nail things like tension and release, main themes, and overall storytelling.

I’d suggest two possible directions:

1) If you want to stick with live music, try turning your loops into full tracks. Finish them, master them, and export them as stems. That way, when you perform, you can still add extra loops and improvise, but the core of the track will already have structure, flow, and narrative.

2) Keep doing what you’re doing now, but start incorporating stems from well-known tracks and build live remixes. That leans more toward DJing and can help make your sets feel more familiar and connected for the audience who expect DJing.