Show Notes
Welcome to this brand new podcast, Dances For Buildings with me Emily Dust. Episode 1 launches on Thurs 1st Feb 2024.
Across the series you'll hear from some of the world's most vital DJs on the highs, lows, turning points and sweaty nights that make up DJ life.
We'll hear from DJs like Jamz Supernova, DJ Paulette, Roska, Kampire, BadSista and more - sharing stories of their best and worst gigs, their DJ tips and favourite clubs around the world.
Essential listening if you want to hear more about club culture and discover the world through music. I love chatting to people about music and their careers and in clubs you can usually on catch about half the conversation. So this is me putting some of those conversations on record for you at a time when talking about clubs couldn't be more important.
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