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Dexter Jones

Dexter Jones
Ibiza
House Music
Peach
Sundissential
Recovery
Hard House
Electronic Music
Leeds
Amnesia
Manumission
Utah Saints
Godskitchen
Addiction
Trance
London
Pacha
Dirty Sanchez
El Niño
Liverpool
Trance Music

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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Ibiza in the 2000s was like nowhere else.

In Part 2 of my conversation with Carrie, we go deeper into what life was really like working behind the scenes during one of Ibiza’s most unforgettable eras.

From dancing in the island’s superclubs and the... more

What was it really like to live, work and dance in Ibiza in 2001?

Carrie Stevens was right in the middle of it.

After arriving on the island, she became a club dancer at Es Paradis, before being poached by Eden and eventually becoming Head Dancer. ... more

Marcella Woods is the voice behind some of the most recognisable anthems from the golden era of dance music, including Beautiful, Liberation (Fly Like An Angel) and El Niño.

In this episode of the Dexter Jones Podcast, Marcella tells the incredible ... more

Tall Paul’s story is inseparable from one of the most legendary clubs in British dance music history. Long before Turnmills became an institution, it was his family’s business, and the place where a teenage Paul began learning his craft behind the de... more

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Recent Guests

Marcella Woods
Vocalist and DJ in the dance music scene who rose to prominence with tracks like Beautiful and Liberation
Episode: Marcella Woods on The Voice Behind a Generation of Dance Anthems
Jono Heale
Ex-muso, now ACS Custom advocate for musicians' hearing protection
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Episode: Jono Heale on Why Clubbers Are Losing Their Hearing and Don't Know It
Ville Salovaara
Darude, Finnish DJ/producer known for Sandstorm
Darude
Episode: Darude on The Reality of Starting With a Global Hit
Guy Williams
DJ and music industry figure discussing his career and scenes
DJ/Producer, Flash at Pikes
Episode: Guy Williams on How a WEDNESDAY Night Filled The Haçienda
Graeme Park
DJ and Haçienda era figure, Ibizan scene veteran
Episode: Graeme Park on ACCIDENTALLY Becoming a DJ
George Kafetzis
DJ, promoter, and performer from Birmingham with a long history in the UK club scene and Ibiza connections
Independent artist / Birmingham scene
Episode: George Kafetzis on "Absolutely Smashing It"... Without Any Sound!
Dale Castell
DJ, presenter of One More Time/Our House projects, Ibiza event curator
Episode: Dale Castell on How COVID Changed Everything
Chris Agnelli
DJ/producer and figure in the dance music scene, interview subject
Episode: Chris Agnelli on Is Too Much Choice KILLING Dance Music?
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

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Dexter Jones
Host of the Dexter Jones Podcast

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 21 ratings
  • The Dexter Jones Show

    This podcast should be renamed “The Dexter Jones Show” as the host spends as much , if not more , time talking about himself and interrupting the guests , than he does allowing them to speak and tell their story.

    After not listening for a while , I thought I’d give it a second chance but he was actually worse than ever in the Chris Agnelli double episode.

    Yet another dance music podcaster with a massive ego and an over-inflated opinion of himself.

    I’ve unsubscribed !

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    waytosanjose
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Agnelli and Nelson

    Tremendous stories and details form my golden age. Love Chris' self-deprecating tone. Everyday original is in my top 5 trance of all time. Creamfields 99 and Gatecrasher at Lotherton Hall. Just try to ignore the vocal version. Dexter is a great interviewer so I will now deep dive the back catalogue

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Radburn
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Andyfal

    Loved the 2 recent podcasts with Rafferty & Agnelli on. Superb listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Afal2001
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Great

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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sean SL 83
    United Kingdom4 months 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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Bonafide stories and archival context are a hallmark praised by many listeners.
Listeners appreciate deep dives into club culture and industry evolution, but some critique the host's airtime balance with guests.
A significant portion values candid industry perspectives and nostalgia-driven history across generations.

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Graeme Park on ACCIDENTALLY Becoming a DJ
Q: What makes Haçienda so special to you today?
He reflects on Haçienda's unique culture, its influence on warehouse and club culture, and how the brand has evolved into a long-running club identity with Haçienda Nights and Haçienda Classical.
Graeme Park on ACCIDENTALLY Becoming a DJ
Q: How did you first get into music and DJing?
Graeme describes learning clarinet and sax, a Saturday job in a record shop, and how those experiences naturally led to DJing when a club owner demanded him to spin, all beginning in his teens.
Peach London: the legacy of one of UK clubbing’s most iconic nights
Q: Why was the name Peach chosen, and who were the original people behind Peach?
Lambert helped coin the name during a period when Cream was successful; Peach was conceived as a complementary brand to Cream, and the original lineup included JM from Kiss Club Promotions along with a promoter-driven team, with the name ultimately connecting to a broader branding strategy.
Peach London: the legacy of one of UK clubbing’s most iconic nights
Q: Remind me, when did Peach first start?
The origin traces back to a Kiss FM promotion night that rebranded under the Peach name as a response to changing club promotion, with the initial crew including key figures who would shape its identity.
Utah Saints on Not Having a Plan B
Q: Was there ever a point where Utah Saints was not going to happen?
No; both Tim and Jez describe an instinctive commitment to making it work, with the rise being organic and driven by confidence in their path rather than a formal plan. They relied on momentum and a belief in their music to propel them forward.

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

A long-form interview series centered on influential figures in the dance music world, from legendary clubs and scenes to the people who shaped their evolution. Episodes consistently explore behind-the-scenes stories of venue licensing, artist development, industry shifts (vinyl to digital, streaming, AI), and the human side of touring (family, resilience, and community). The show frequently dives into Ibiza, Manchester, and UK club culture, with guests ranging from pioneers and residents to promoters, label founders, and DJs sharing hard-earned lessons, career pivots, and enduring legacies. A notable throughline is the emphasis on community-building, live experiences, and the realities of sustaining a life in electronic music across decade... more

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Recent guests on Dexter Jones include:

1. Marcella Woods
2. Jono Heale
3. Ville Salovaara
4. Guy Williams
5. Graeme Park
6. George Kafetzis
7. Dale Castell
8. Chris Agnelli

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