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Dexter Jones

Dexter Jones
Ibiza
Hard House
Sundissential
Dirty Sanchez
Addiction
Recovery
Trance
Djing
Utah Saints
Denney
Alcohol Addiction
Belfast
Godskitchen
Paul Maddox
Electronic Music
Stoke-On-Trent
Clubland
AI In Music
London
Pacha

Dexter Jones Podcast is a long-form interview series documenting the people, stories, and moments that shaped dance music culture, from the early rave years to the global club movement.

Hosted by Dexter Jones, the podcast features in-depth conversations with DJs, producers, promoters, journalists, and industry figures who lived through the rise of rave culture, clubbing, and Ibiza as a worldwide ... more

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Chris Agnelli joins Dexter Jones once again for part two of an honest, hilarious and thought-provoking conversation about the changing face of dance music, the realities of life as a DJ and producer, and the stories that never make it into the headli... more

Chris Agnelli joins me for a fascinating deep dive into the story of Agnelli & Nelson, the creation of El Niño and Everyday (amongst others), the golden era of trance, and the wild reality of dance music during the 1990s and 2000s.

From growing up i... more

Mark Sherry joins me for a fascinating deep dive into the untold story behind Public Domain, Operation Blade, tech-trance, rave culture, and the realities of surviving decades in dance music.

From the explosive success of Operation Blade, chart succ... more

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🎧 Nick Rafferty: The Night Clubbing Changed Forever | Godskitchen, 90s Clubbing & The Golden Era

Nick Rafferty joins Dexter Jones for a deep dive into the madness, energy and reality of 90s clubbing culture.

From Godskitchen, Sundissential, Cream ... more

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Recent Guests

Mark Sherry
Scottish DJ and producer known for tech trance and projects like Public Domain and Outburst
Outburst, Detro Detox/Detox? (based on interview content)
Episode: Mark Sherry on Making Anthems, World Tours & 30 Years In Dance Music
Nick Rafferty
DJ/Producer with deep roots in the UK Midlands club scene
Episode: Nick Rafferty on The Madness of 90s Clubbing
Danny Whittle
Promoter, former Pacha executive, IMS founder
Chinois Ibiza; IMS; Pacha
Episode: Danny Whittle on IMS, Pacha & the Evolution of Ibiza
Cash Only
DJ/producer
Episode: DJ CASH ONLY on Walking Away From Music… And Coming Back Stronger
Paul Maddox
Producer/Engineer in electronic music; guest on this episode
Episode: Paul Maddox on Ghosts Producers vs Engineers.
William Daniel
DJ/producer with a long history in Glasgow scene
Independent/Spinning label network
Episode: William Daniel on Being 15 and Selling Records To The Biggest DJs In The World
Steve Arnold
DJ and music industry figure discussed in interview
Godskitchen / Angel Music Group (mentioned)
Episode: Steve Arnold on Working in the Dance Music Industry
Micky Modelle
DJ, producer and vinyl enthusiast from Belfast with a 40+ year career in dance music
Episode: Micky Modelle on 4 Decades in Dance Music
Matt Pritchard
Professional skateboarder turned performer and creator, known for Dirty Sanchez
Dirty Sanchez / Television / Vegan ventures
Episode: Pritchard on Dirty Sanchez: Inside MTV’s Wildest Show, Ibiza and Reinvention

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Dexter Jones
Host of the podcast series

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 9 ratings
  • Great

    Love the podcast, keep up the great work. A must listen for any dance music fan.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sean SL 83
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • AJ Gibson

    Tuned in to listen to a genuine legend of the scene, listened to Dexter talk about himself for most of it.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Lettuce washer
    United Kingdoma year ago

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Thoughtful, lengthy interviews with hard-wought industry wisdom.
Primarily positive about guests and their stories, though some listeners crave more arc-focused pacing.
A strong sense of club culture nostalgia paired with practical career takeaways.

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Talking Points

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Utah Saints on How Sampling Changed Music Forever
Q: How did the Utah Saints all begin and blow up?
Tim and Jez describe meeting in the Leeds/Harrogate scene, forming a collaboration around early house and sample-based tracks, and seizing opportunities to release music that caught a wider audience through clubs and radio, ultimately leading to rapid visibility and Top of the Pops appearances.
Paul Glazby on Hard House's Greatest Era and What's Coming Next
Q: What was it like transitioning from a touring DJ to producing and revisiting old material with new collaborations?
Glazby reflects on the move into production around 2000-2005, maintaining a link to classic tracks while exploring new collaborations with Maddox, Ali Wilson, and Frank Farrell, and using anniversaries to reintroduce material to both old and new audiences.
Paul Glazby on Hard House's Greatest Era and What's Coming Next
Q: How did you come to found or work with labels like Vicious Circle and later Hard House History?
He describes launching Vicious Circle in the early 2000s, the shift to digital distribution, and how conversations with peers like Ben Stevens led to the idea of rebranding and launching Hard House History as a broader platform and label umbrella.
Paul Glazby on Hard House's Greatest Era and What's Coming Next
Q: For people who know your name, how would you describe yourself with the role that you played in Hard House?
Paul explains his journey from late 1990s clubbing to becoming a prominent Hard House figure, detailing his early DJing, production work, and evolution into a historian/podcaster focused on preserving the scene's legacy.
Paul Glazby on Burnout and Leaving the Dance Music Scene
Q: You had a hiatus from dance music. Did you see a downturn in Hard House, or did you lose passion for music, or what made you remove yourself from it?
A combination of factors including personal health, a shift toward fitness entrepreneurship, and a sense that the weekly grind was eroding the joy in music led me to step away, only to discover that passion could return later when I rebuilt a new path.

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What is Dexter Jones about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This long-form interview series centers on the people who shaped dance music culture, from early rave years to the global club movement. Episodes feature veteran DJs, promoters, and industry insiders who recount career milestones, behind-the-scenes dynamics, branding, and the evolving business of electronic music. Notable throughlines include touring highs, club culture evolution, Ibiza's ecosystem, production and label strategies, burnout and recovery, and reinvention across multiple decades. Guests commonly share practical lessons for aspiring artists and operators, candid anecdotes about iconic venues, and reflections on how technology, analytics, and AI may influence creativity and careers. The show stands out for its deep-dive storytel... more

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Recent guests on Dexter Jones include:

1. Mark Sherry
2. Nick Rafferty
3. Danny Whittle
4. Cash Only
5. Paul Maddox
6. William Daniel
7. Steve Arnold
8. Micky Modelle

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