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“I love Rinse because it went from being a cool London pirate to becoming a global underground music brand, and it didn’t compromise the music on the way” – DJ Zinc
“Supporting new artists and giving them a chance to deliver full album projects. For me, that’s very exciting and it’s something that’s missing from dance music right now.” – Yousef
“Moneypenny’s was the best house music club in Brum in the 90s, coming from the long tradition of dress up to get messed up” – Jeremy Healy
“Running a label is a very tough business and it can take years to generate enough revenue to support even one person” – Chris Smith a.k.a. Shiny Objects
“Leaving Mint Club for the final time still sickens me. It was the best years of my life” – Bobby O’Donnell
“I really can’t wait for Legends in the Park, there’s a lifetime of memories to be unleashed, not just for me but for everyone who will be there. Fire extinguishers at the ready” – Fergie
Decoded Radio hosted by Luke Brancaccio presents Guy J + interview
Decoded Radio hosted by Luke Brancaccio presents Frequenza Records with Nihil Young
“For me, Green Velvet is a real brother, mentor, and most of all, a true friend. Expect much more from us in the future, we just got started.” – Mihalis Safras
Celebrating 20 releases on Beat & Path Records – Why chocolate souffle, freaky music videos, and regular journeys into outer space are all important when you’re running a record label
Q&A with Gab Rhome – the man behind that percussion-centric, dreamy deep music that has already graced labels including All Day I Dream, Anjunadeep, and Last Night On Earth
“This year Dave Seaman and I want to help push our Selador gigs. We’ve done Watergate, Space Ibiza, Ministry of Sound, Pikes Ibiza, and Club NL in Amsterdam, so we are looking to keep up the quality and broaden our horizons” – Steve Parry
Decoded Radio hosted by Luke Brancaccio presents Mono Electric Orchestra
“Technology has made it more fun these days in my opinion. The CDJ, Traktor, and Ableton allow you, as a DJ, to be more creative. DJing has become more than only mixing the records one after another” – 2000 and One
Decoded Radio hosted by Luke Brancaccio presents Fernanda Martins
We speak with rising star Ben Jones about developing connections in the industry, and building his co-owned label, Before Records
“There is no hiding during longer sets, sooner or later the DJ has to leave the comfort zone and step into the unknown. That is where the magic happens.” – Patrice Bäumel
Q&A – Meet Amine Edge & Dance
“For me, one of the biggest positives in the electronic music scene is sharing a common passion and linking so many people together” – OXIA
Q&A with rising star Sally C