Show Notes
We’ve been away for a while chatting to your favourite DJ’s, favourite DJ. But we’re returning very soon, with Season 2 of the podcast.
In the meantime, why not check out our Best of Season 1 episode? We’ve brought together just a few of the highlights from the season as we get ready for the release of Season 2.
In this episode we’ll hear conversations with Brazilian DJ, BADSISTA, who has some very funny things to say about the dancing in Europe. The legend, author and broadcaster, DJ Paulette talking about her time at the Hacienda in Manchester. Plus we hear from Bianca Oblivion, an LA based producer and DJ who has some interesting things to say about the proliferation of edits in DJ culture. But first, we kick the episode off with a highlight from Season 1, Episode 1. Roska, is a veteran DJ, producer and label owner, who is one of the pioneers of the UK funky scene, so let’s hear about his humble beginnings…
Episode 1 of Season 2 launches on Tuesday 7th October 2025.
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Dances for Buildings is presented by Emily Dust. The producer is Erica McKoy. Original music by Giulia Tess. Artwork by Jonathan Briggs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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