
After 25 years behind the decks, I've learned that every DJ has a unique path. I'm DJ Deckard, host of 'A DJ's Journey' - a podcast that explores the stories behind the music with the legends who shaped our scene. Where every beat tells a story.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | a year ago |
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Rusty Belicek found a Slick Rick tape in an Oklahoma parking lot at age 11 — and it set everything in motion. From DC's 18th Street Lounge to opening for James Brown to building All Good Funk Alliance with Frank Cueto, Rusty tells the inside story of... more
DJ History from the architect's chair. Damian Harris founded Skint Records, designed the Fatboy Slim logo, started the Big Beat Boutique, and A&R'd Norman Cook into the biggest DJ on the planet. Now he tells his side of the story.
From punk gigs wit... more
DJ History meets Big Beat in this keystone episode. Fatboy Slim (Norman Cook) joins Deckard for a conversation nine previous A DJ's Journey guests have been teeing up since episode one.
From punk bass player at 14 to the biggest DJ in the world, Nor... more
Fatboy Slim. The name nine guests dropped before he ever sat in the chair.Full episode out now on A DJ's Journey, Ep 17. Norman Cook on Big Beat, Brighton, the Big Beat Boutique, and the Tuesday night that named a genre.🎧 Apple / Spotify / SoundClou... more
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Great conversations and good vibes. Thanks for having me among these legends. 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
I loved this interview. So much fun history and discussion of fabulous music.
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Fans often cite in-depth conversations with veteran DJs and producers, spanning UK breakbeat, big beat, label histories, and the evolution of the electronic music scene. Episodes frequently center on career trajectories, DIY origins, touring stories, mentorship, and the business side of running labels or events. The show's strength lies in long-form storytelling from industry veterans who helped shape certain genres, offering practical insights for aspiring guests, promoters, and music entrepreneurs. A notable edge is the focus on scene-building culture, cross-genre collaboration, and memories from pivotal venues and eras, which helps listeners understand both artistic and entrepreneurial paths in electronic music.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Damian Harris
2. Norman Cook
3. Justin Rushmore
4. Lee Rous
5. Aston Harvey
6. Steve Raskin
7. Martin Reeves
8. Lee Coombs
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