In this episode I'm joined by a legend whose name is stamped into the foundations of jungle and drum & bass. DJ Hype is one of the true originals a DJ, producer, label boss, and tastemaker who helped shape not just the sound, but the attitude of the culture. From pirate radio and sound clashes to dancefloor anthems, he’s always brought razor sharp skill, uncompromising energy, and a deep connection to the roots of what makes this music what is it is. For me personally, he was also the very first dj I ever saw in a rave all the way back at Dreamscape 12 so this is a very special episode for me and we go deep on music, family, life and everything in between

In this episode, I sit down with two absolute legends of the jungle and drum and bass scene Brockie & Det. Its no exaggeration to say this is a DJ & MC duo who helped shape the sound and spirit of an entire culture and this conversation goes far beyond the usual history. We explore their foundations in pirate radio, the raw energy of early raves, their unique chemistry on stage, the dark side that came with jungle in terms of gangs and guns and what it really takes to build longevity in such a demanding scene. From discipline and personal growth to the evolution of Djing and MCing, this was a wicked conversation with two artists that truly deserve their legendary status

CLIQUES reunite on our podcast series for the 30th episode to talk about the massive Boomtown show, our 2026 album plans, the big name remixes dropping soon, and why you might just get a cabbage smashed at you if you come to one of our shows. If you want the full story on what we’ve been up to and where we’re heading, make sure you check this one out. Renegade Art Forever!

In this episode, I am joined by Krust, a true pioneer of drum and bass, co-founder of Full Cycle, and a core member of the Mercury Prize–winning group Reprazent. We go deep into his history as an artist, his mindset, and his experimental approach to sound, as well as the time he spent away from music and his powerful return with The Edge of Everything. From philosophy & creativity to legacy building and establishing foundations to support future artists, Krust is someone who knows exactly who he is and the mission he is on.

In this episode, I’m joined by one of the true godfathers of the scene. Bryan Gee is a tastemaker, a culture shaper, a killer DJ, and someone whose ear for talent helped define what drum and bass sounds like today.

He’s also the co-founder of the iconic label V Recordings, alongside Jumping Jack Frost, a legendary imprint that helped launch the careers of artists like Roni Size, Krust, and DJ Die, and still, to this day, releases some of the best music the scene has to offer.

In this conversation, we go deep on Bryan’s life, his career, and why his love for music is just as strong now as it was when he first started.

In this powerful episode, I sat down with drum and bass heavyweight Levela to explore the evolution of one of the scene’s most versatile and forward thinking artists. From his early jump-up roots to his refined, boundary pushing sound today, Levela shares the story behind his creative journey, the launch of his cutting-edge new label LVL Music, and the inspiration driving his incredible new album It Is What It Is. We go deep on life behind the decks, navigating the highs and lows of social media, and what it truly means to stay authentic in a fast moving industry. Raw, reflective, and packed with insight, Levela is one of the real ones both creatively and as a person

In this episode, I’m joined by Tom Autobot, a true veteran of the rave scene whose journey began at just 13 years old. By 15, he’d already signed to DJ SS’s legendary Formation Records, and since then, his career has spanned playing iconic club nights, releasing huge anthems with The Autobots across multiple genres, and producing and DJing for the one and only Bez. But beyond the music, Tom’s story is one of self discovery. Recently diagnosed with ADHD, he’s gained a new understanding of himself, one that’s reshaped his outlook and deepened his connection to who he truly is.

In this episode im joined by Clayton Hines, a name synonymous with uncompromising vision in the world of drum and bass. In an open and honest conversation we talked through legacy, disruption, and what it truly means to shape a movement. From the early days of Trouble on Vinyl to the iconic Hardware nights at The End, Clayton shares raw insight into the mindset that made Renegade Hardware a powerhouse known not just for its heavyweight releases but its renegade approach to literally everything it does. This conversation goes deep into his no filter approach to A&R, the label's ruthless commitment to quality, and why, even years after all these years, the Renegade Hardware brand is still so powerful.