In this episode, we sit down with boundary-pushing producer and DJ Sam Binga to explore the evolution of club music, the shifting landscape of DJ culture, and the philosophy behind his genre-blurring sound. We discuss the changing role of DJs, the impact of collaboration with vocalists, and how creativity thrives in an ever-evolving industry. Tune in for deep insights, unexpected perspectives, and a look at where underground music is headed next.

In this episode, we’re joined by N-Type, a foundational figure in the dubstep movement, to dive deep into the genre’s origins, evolution, and future. From the early days of pirate radio and dubplate culture to the global explosion of bass music, we explore what it was like to be at the forefront of a new sound. N-Type shares stories from the scene’s most legendary nights, reflects on how DJ culture has changed, and gives his take on where 140 BPM music is headed next.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Kate Guthrie, a music historian from the University of Bristol, to explore the deep connections between music, identity, and social change. We discuss how music has shaped cultural movements throughout history, the role of sound in expressing identity, and what the past can teach us about the future of music. From classical compositions to contemporary scenes, this conversation uncovers the power of music as a tool for storytelling, resistance, and transformation.