Emily speaks to the world’s most vital DJs, exploring the highs and lows, turning points in their careers and the sweaty nights that make up who they are, recommending the best clubs across the globe, as well as illuminating DJ techniques and tips. Featuring guests likes Jamz Supernova (BBC 6 Music/Future Bounce), DJ Paulette (one of the Hacienda’s first female residents and recipient of DJ Mag Lifetime Achievement Award), DJ Kampire (Nyege Nyege), BadSista (ground-breaking producer and DJ from São Paulo), UK funky legend Roska and Los Angeles rave queen Bianca Oblivion, the podcast series sketches out portraits of global club culture, documenting tonight for tomorrow.Follow us on socials @dancesforbuildings Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Tina Edwards on Sharing London Jazz scene with New Audiences, Being without An Agent and Finding Her Voice on Social Media (00:59:04)
Tina Edwards has been shaping the sound of London’s jazz scene and beyond for years. She’s fiercely supported underground talent, hosted evenings to platform LGBTQ artists and is a true conduit of the...
Catu Diosis on Learning How to DJ in Uganda, Moving to Germany and Experiencing a True Brazilian Carnival (00:41:44)
Catu Diosis knows how to throw a party! And you’re invited to the next one. Catu Diosis is a DJ, producer and member of the Ugandan-based Nyege Nyege collective. Nyege Nyege are THE collective to know...
L-Vis 1990 on a Career Defining Moment with Fatboy Slim, Creating Night Slugs and Music Industry Mental Health (01:09:48)
How a car accident completely changed L-Vis 1990’s next steps…L-Vis1990 is a producer, DJ and record label owner of the iconic label Night Slugs. Being at the forefront of UK club culture for years is...
Suzi Analogue on a Life Changing Conversation with Crystal Waters, the Legendary Low End Theory nights and Discovering her Style (00:55:44)
Academia meets lived experience of the culture, that’s what Suzi Analogue brings! Suzi Analogue is an artist, DJ, label owner of Never Normal Records and associate professor who has lectured on Mappin...
Coco Em's Shocking Moment before her Boiler Room set, her Top Nairobi Clubs and Creating Pass Pass (00:48:28)
We’ve flown around the world, and we’ve landed in Kenya…or as you’ll hear we’re actually in Canada for this episode! We’re welcoming Nairobi based artist, DJ, producer and co-founder of Pass Pass, Coc...
Yasmin on the Reality of a Major Label, swapping London for Mexico and Women in the Music Industry (00:52:57)
It's our first live episode! This episode comes to you from Gilles Peterson's, We Out Here festival in the UK, where Emily caught up with DJ Yasmin.Yasmin is a DJ, singer/songwriter and the co-founder...
G33 on Burn Out, the Explosion of Girls Don't Sync and Creating Inclusive Dancefloors (00:43:23)
G33 is a DJ, producer and member of the collective Girls Don’t Sync. As a DJ, she is redefining what the UK club scene looks and sounds like and making a scene that is inclusive. In this episode, G33 ...
DJ Target on the Regret of Selling his Records to Dizzee Rascal, the early days of Grime and UK Garage and going to the Legendary Music House (00:52:10)
DJ Target's name will be familiar to anyone with even a passing interest in UK black music. He is a broadcaster, author and producer. As a key figure of the UK grime scene, he began his career as an o...
Nina Las Vegas on Working with a Spice Girl, Juggling Corporate Gigs and Empowering Women in the Music Industry (00:44:06)
We’re kicking off Season 2 in Australia! Nina Las Vegas is an Australian DJ, producer, label founder and broadcaster. She began her career at Australia’s leading youth radio station, triple j, where s...
Introducing Dances For Buildings Season 2 (00:02:10)
Welcome to Season 2 of Dances For Buildings with Emily Dust!We’re so happy to be back and bringing you insightful conversations about DJ culture, nightlife and travel. Across the series you'll hear fr...
The Best Of Dances for Buildings Season 1 (00:35:38)
We’ve been away for a while chatting to your favourite DJ’s, favourite DJ. But we’re returning very soon, with Season 2 of the podcast. In the meantime, why not check out our Best of Season 1 episode?...
Gina Jeanz on Identity, Taking Career Risks and How to Use Social Media to Elevate your DJ career (00:46:43)
It's the final episode of Season 1! And we're ending with a good one!Gina Jeanz is a Namibian raised DJ, producer and model who has lived in Cape Town for many years before making a big move to Zurich...
Kampire on Using Nostalgia to Build a DJ set, Visa Struggles and Social Responsibility (00:57:49)
Kampire is a Ugandan DJ and part of the Ngeye Ngeye crew. She hosts a show on NTS radio and she was one of Mixmag's picks for Top Ten Breakthrough DJs of 2018.In this episode Kampire talks to Emily ab...
Manuka Honey on Discovering Dubstep, Creating a Safe Club Night for the Queer Community and Astrology (00:40:12)
Manuka Honey is a DJ, producer and astrologer. She was raised in the US before relocating to the UK. In 2023, she had a residency on BBC Radio One. Manuka Honey runs a club night called Sucio, which i...
Karen Nyame KG on UK Funky, Industry Challenges and Healthy Boundaries (00:45:11)
Karen Nyame KG is a one of London's most interesting artists. She's a DJ and producer who started off in the UK funky scene but quit music. She made a big return in 2018 after a release on the label G...
Arthi on Side Hustles, Being a Journalist and Travelling to Colombia (00:26:55)
Arthi is a multi-genre DJ, a tech journalist at Sky News and also a professional dancer who has danced for the likes of Beyoncé, Dave and Charli XCX. If you've watched any of her DJ live streams, you'...
Jamz Supernova on balancing motherhood and DJing, race and representation and touring (00:45:08)
When Jamz Supernova was younger she dreamed of becoming a TV presenter, it was through this curiosity that she discovered a real passion for radio and DJing. She is a label head, radio host, DJ, podca...
Bianca Oblivion on edit culture, LA raves and grime MCs (00:34:15)
Bianca Oblivion came up through the rave and blog house scenes; her versatility as a DJ and producer weaving everything from rave to baile funk to grime to bass recently earned her a spot on Mixmag's ...
DJ Paulette on longevity, the Hacienda and equality (01:03:14)
This episode features a bonafide legend! If you've heard of one UK club it's probably the Hacienda. DJ Paulette was one of the only female residents at legendary queer night Flesh, kicking off a multi...
BadSista on fame, European dancing and LGBTQ+ parties in Brazil (00:35:55)
São Paulo based DJ, musician and producer BADSISTA is know for her high energy sets blending influences from techno, Baile funk and rave. She is a fierce advocate of LGBTQ+ rights and parties and has ...
1. Roska on touring, worst gigs and how to learn from setbacks (00:43:52)
In this first episode, Emily Dust sits down with UK Funky pioneer Roska. A producer and DJ from London who runs the label Roska Kicks and Snares, he's been a stalwart of the scene since the 00s. His o...
Introducing Dances For Buildings (00:01:53)
Welcome to this brand new podcast, Dances For Buildings with me Emily Dust. Episode 1 launches on Thurs 1st Feb 2024.Across the series you'll hear from some of the world's most vital DJs on the highs,...
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