Our guest this week is without a doubt one of the biggest names in bass music. A godfather of the second generation of UK bass and bassline, he’s held multiple headline tours in Australia and the UK, hit over 17 million streams in 2022, played the likes of Creamfields, Sundown, Printworks and to be honest, has probably inspired thousands of producers in the last five years, it’s Scott Jenkins, aka Skepsis.  During this episode we discuss:  -The first electronic music track which had an impact on him -Making promoters listen to his mix on a CD to secure his first bookings.  -How he went from stepping into his first nightclub during freshers to living independently off his music in the space of 3 years.  -What happened when he had to get a 3 hour Uber to play Cochella.  -The Crucast family  -And which artists and vocalists are on his bucket list to Collab with.  If you could subscribe & rate the podcast 5* on your streaming service, it is unbelievably appreciated and we would love you for it! Also means you won't miss out on a single episode. Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

Our guest this week featured in UKF’s one’s to watch in 2022. Since then, he’s played at Warehouse Project, Lab 11,  been supported on BBC radio 1 by the likes of Skream and Jaguar, and had releases on 1Forty, so it’s fair to say that UKF were right and it sounds like he’s only just getting started, it’s Adam Harper aka Ghoulish. During this episode, we discuss: -How to change your music style and output without losing the fans you’d already built up.  -Getting pulled off stage by bouncers during his own set.  -Receiving support and collabs from the likes of Skream  -Keeping honest to yourself in the music industry.  -Being part of the Silver Fox gang.  If you could subscribe & rate the podcast 5* on your streaming service, it is unbelievably appreciated and we would love you for it! Also means you won't miss out on a single episode. Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

Our guest this week is a UKG artist, with releases on the likes of Kiwi Records, Night Bass, Steppers Club and Beastwang. She’s done guestmixes for the likes of Rinse FM, holds 35,000 monthly listeners on Spotify and if her career in 2022 is anything to go by, 2023 is going to be huge for her, it's Oppidan. During this episode we discuss:  -How she started off throwing raves in village halls when she was still at school. -How Bristol is different to any other city for music in the UK and what their D&B scene is like? - How cost of living crisis has changed the way people are interacting with raves.  -The importance of how Nass Festival impacted her life.  -What’s the most challenging part of working in the industry?   If you could subscribe & rate the podcast 5* on your streaming service, it is unbelievably appreciated and we would love you for it! Also means you won't miss out on a single episode. Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

Season 3 of the podcast and we're returning with a household name in drum and bass, a recognisable face with an energetic persona and someone who’s been tearing up dance floors for over the last 10 years, it’s Turno.  During this episode we discuss: -Creating a track in memory of his brother and how mental health can come in all shapes and forms -What his favourite venue is in the UK? -Was he really into Slipknot, Korn and skating as a kid? -How he got started in the industry? -Who he'd love to do a b2b set with? -What the hardest part about being an international DJ is? If you could subscribe & rate the podcast 5* on your streaming service, it is unbelievably appreciated and we would love you for it! Also means you won't miss out on a single episode. Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

The final episode of Season 2, and a bonus episode, we're joined by a producer and entrepreneur from Nottingham. When he isn't selling double-ended dildos, he's laying down incredible live sets and releasing iconic vinyls, it's Daseplate.  During this episode, we discuss  -The impact that having your parents in a punk band can have on your music career -Self promotion and how social media can impact your image  - How buying and selling can go hand in hand with music.  -What you can do to make yourself stand out as an artist online -How putting on free parties evolved into a successful event series.  We’ll be back in the near future with Season 3, but if you haven’t already, can you give us a 5* rating and a review if you enjoy the series.  There’s 30 previous episodes with great insight from label owners, managers, artists, festival organisers, videographers, photographers, the works, so if you haven’t already checked them out, be sure to go back and listen to the previous episodes in the season break.  Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

Back on the podcast and our guest this week is a label owner, event organiser and DJ taking on the grime and bass music scene by storm. With releases hitting the iTunes Top 20 and hours and hours putting on events and into publishing, he’s someone you can learn a lot from, it’s Tom Varney-Smith from 1Forty.   During this episode, we discuss: -How much of a benefit understanding the business of the music scene can help a label -How stressful running events can be for promoters -And what impact getting mugged at rave had on his journey    -As a promoter, what’s one piece of advice you wish you could give to managers / booking agents? -What’s his favourite venue and why? If you could subscribe & rate the podcast 5* on your streaming service, it is unbelievably appreciated and we would love you for it! Also means you won't miss out on a single episode. Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

Episode 29 of the podcast and our guest this week is a high octane, high energy drum and bass producer and DJ. She’s featured on BBC Radio 1 guest mixes, UKF livestreams, played the likes of MADE Festival, Bassfest, Tank, Ministry Of Sound and is set for a huge 2022, it’s Georgie Riot.    During this episode, we discuss: -How using video can help build a social presence and a brand  -Moving from modelling into the music industry -Nightmare promoters who have taken it too far at events -How she goes about putting together mixes for BBC Radio 1 -Hometown events and how to get your foot in the door -Why you take certain tunes out of a setlist for a show. If you could subscribe & rate the podcast 5* on your streaming service, it is unbelievably appreciated and we would love you for it! Also means you won't miss out on a single episode. Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

Episode 28 of the podcast and our guest this week is an MC, a poet, a label owner and the smiliest man in D&B, it’s Inja.   During this episode, we discuss his origins into MC culture -How pivotal Warning in Cambridge was for his career.  -I bring up the time I met him back in 2017 at Hospitality In The Park  -The highs and lows of performing live, from entertaining thousands in warehouses to being inappropriately touched by members of the public -His favourite club in 7 cities -What spurred him on to launch 'Inja Music?' If you could subscribe & rate the podcast 5* on your streaming service, it is unbelievably appreciated and we would love you for it! Also means you won't miss out on a single episode. Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

We had a bit of an impromptu three-week hiatus, because of life, the world is mad at the moment, things fall apart, everyone is human, so apologies if you were waiting for new episodes, but it’s back.  Episode 27 of the podcast and our guest this week is a producer and artist from Kent dominating the UKG and bass scene, it’s MPH.   During this episode, we discuss: -Which city and club has the best audience in the UK? -How much success he had taking a USB stick out at the start of his career to random events -How bouncers ruined one of the earliest sets of his career -How much of an impact social followings can have on event bookings nowadays.  -What post from DJ Q inspired him   Here's the link to the 'Big Night Out' series that was discussed If you could subscribe & rate the podcast 5* on your streaming service, it is unbelievably appreciated and we would love you for it! Also means you won't miss out on a single episode. Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

Episode 26 of the 'You're Not On The List' podcast and our guest this week is a fantastic producer, radio presenter, DJ, host and broadcast specialist, it’s Carly Wilford.  During this episode, we discuss securing BBC Radio 1’s 'Track Of The Week.' -The darker aspect of the music scene and what happened to Carly at one industry party.  -What it’s like being present in a culture where music had been illegal up until recently. -How to deal with requests whilst DJing  -Performing 8 hour DJ sets. As a heads up to listeners, there are some sensitive topics discussed in this episode which might cause distress.  If you could subscribe & rate the podcast 5* on your streaming service, it is unbelievably appreciated and we would love you for it! Also means you won't miss out on a single episode. Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

Season 2, episode 25 of the 'You're Not On The List' podcast for Rewind That Track, and we're joined by someone spearheading the UKG and new garage sound, it's Sammy Virji. He’s held a residency on the prestigious Rinse FM, played two UK tours around the country, performed at the likes of Outlook Festival, SW4, Keep Hush and Warehouse Project, it’s Sammy Virji,  During this episode we discuss: -What it’s like to have your music in FIFA 22 and featured in UK films.  -How much of an impact set times and lineup order can have on the crowd (playing before Aitch has a bigger impact than you'd imagine) -Why he takes over 2000 tunes to each set he goes to.  -The concept of what a warmup DJ should do -How he goes about naming his music and some of the stories behind his track names.  If you could subscribe & rate the podcast 5* on your streaming service, it is unbelievably appreciated and we would love you for it! Also means you won't miss out on a single episode. Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

Season 2, episode 24 of the 'You're Not On The List' podcast for Rewind That Track, and we're joined by someone who's personality is almost as big as his client list. My guest this week is one of the most talented photographers in the music industry. With over 10 years of experience, he’s travelled around the globe, working with some of biggest artists and festivals to document, showcase and promote the industry. If you’ve been to a large scale rave in the UK, it’s likely he’s shot your inebriated face at one point, it’s Elliot Young.    During this episode we discuss: -Which huge events are still trying to pay creatives in anything but money -Which night of the year is the biggest and why it isn't New Years Eve anymore. -Which genres and events are the worst for having way too many people on stage and in the DJ booth -What have been his worst and his best events he's had to shoot. - Which equipment is the best for shooting live music events.  - How you can secure your first nightlife booking. If you could subscribe & rate the podcast 5* on your streaming service, it is unbelievably appreciated and we would love you for it! Also means you won't miss out on a single episode. Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

Season 2, episode 23 of the 'You're Not On The List' podcast for Rewind That Track, and it's one for the garage heads and one for those who never give up on their dreams.  My guest this week is a fantastically talented DJ, producer and label owner. He’s part of the Southampton supergroup FooR, it’s Gavin Foord.  During this episode we discuss: -How from childhood, he wanted to be a DJ and worked at one of Southampton's biggest record stores to practice mixing & tune selection, and sold his school dinners to fund his record collection. -DJing up to 7 days a week around Southampton's clubs and student nights to hone his ability  -Starting the supergroup FooR, off the back of a remix request from a grime artist. -Entering the Top 20 UK Album charts with their debut album and how much money they made from it - The group being down to their last £££ and nearly jacking the dream in, before hitting their big break at one festival -Securing a distribution deal with one of the biggest drinks companies in the world and having their music played globally across TVs, cinemas, ITV, Channel 4, Sky Sports for three years.  If you could subscribe & rate the podcast 5* on your streaming service, it is unbelievably appreciated and we would love you for it! Also means you won't miss out on a single episode. Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

Season 2, episode 2 of the 'You're Not On The List' podcast for Rewind That Track.  This week is a high energy, tech house & techno DJ & producer from Cornwall. She’s played at the likes of Sankey’s Ibiza, Motion, Ministry Of Sound, she’s had releases on the likes of Saved & Marleybone Records, mixes on the likes of Data Transmission, it’s Sara Fry.  During this episode we discuss: -How her parents meeting at a 90s rave, led to her passion for house -The Berlin techno scene and Berghain  -Her thoughts on lineup variety and balance as a DJ -Which brands aren’t hitting the mark with events. -Resident DJs allegedly being mistreated by brands   If you could subscribe & rate the podcast 5* on your streaming service, it is unbelievably appreciated and we would love you for it! Also means you won't miss out on a single episode. Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

It's season 2 and we're back! After a little bit of time off after the incredible first season, it's right back into weekly episodes, and our first one is a special one!  Our guest this week is an incredibly talented radio broadcaster, music journalist and DJ, it’s Charlie Tee. As someone who broadcast at KISS for more than 7 years, hosted D&B Arena TV, has DJ'ed around the country and is now launching a music label, Charlie has more than just a little bit of insight into the industry.  During this episode we discuss: -Charlie’s foundations into radio and broadcasting on KISS & BBC Radio -How to approach stations and shows to secure airplay -Her thoughts on mental health in the music industry & what can happen if the balance slips -What promoters can do to be more inclusive in their lineups -Which artists, labels and brands are working hard to be more inclusive -Her new music label, Total If you could subscribe & rate the podcast 5* on your streaming service, it is unbelievably appreciated and we would love you for it! Also means you won't miss out on a single episode. Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

Looks like episode 20. The finale of season 1 and what a debut season it's been! Our guest this week is a high energy, high octane, bassline producer from Doncaster. He’s had releases on the likes of UKF, Crucast, featured on Beatport Top 10 releases, played the likes of Boardmasters, Bassfest, it’s Callum MacDonald, aka Cajama. During this episode we discuss: -Performing sober and driving himself to gigs -Falling off the stage at shows -Balancing production and performing with a full time 9-5 career. -Getting his first DJ gig booking from Jamie Duggan before knowing how to use CDJs -His secret love for techno.  As always, subscribe & rate the podcast on your streaming service, we would absolutely love you forever & ever if you did!  Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

Episode 19 and the penultimate episode of Season 1! It's about time we spoke to a venue owner, isn't it? This week we're joined by an audio engineer, a teacher, director and owner of Huddersfield's best music venue, BASSment. He’s helped carve a space & home in the bass music landscape and hosted dozens of events at BASSment, it’s Jake Burdass.  During this episode we discuss: -Getting threatened at his own events. -What goes into running a venue? -What he's witnessed promoters do wrong at their own events? -What's the difference between a sound-system and rig? -How sound engineers trick MCs whilst performing -How DJ Q came to having a studio in his venue? -How drugs and crime can bring down entire music scenes As always, subscribe & rate the podcast on your streaming service, we would absolutely love you forever & ever if you did!  Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

This is a bit of a different one! If you miss going to a rave or a festival, but see videos of the carnage across social media, it could be down to this guy. My guest this week is one of the most talented videographers in the music industry. He’s toured the planet documenting some of the biggest DJs and artists in the industry, it's Isaac Reeder. During this episode we discuss: -What should people at raves stop doing on camera? -What has he learned shooting for Macky Gee, Crucast, Darkzy, Skepsis, Reading Festival, Creamfields, Parklife -How do you travel around with DJs and thousands of pounds worth of equipment? -What should DJs and promoters know about social video? -What's the steepest learning curve with shooting events? -How do you get into the industry? As always, subscribe & rate the podcast on your streaming service, we would absolutely love you forever & ever if you did!  Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

Here we are then, episode 17 of the podcast and we're joined by the director of arguably Leicester's biggest event brand & series. He’s had the likes of Chase & Status, Stormzy, Shy FX & Dimension headline shows around the UK. He’s spread out into a music label, a clothing brand, open air festivals, rooftop takeovers, over 120 shows across the last 9 years, it’s Nico Antonio Singh, director of Beastwang.  During this episode we discuss:  -What happens when headline acts don’t turn up to your show? -How Beastwang received it’s name? -How do you deal with competition in your area? -What happens when you try and peak and expand events too early? -How particular artists & managers are about event posters  -What made Nico nearly dissolve and give up on Beastwang? As always, subscribe & rate the podcast on your streaming service, we would absolutely love you forever & ever if you did!  Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack. 

Episode 16 of the......SUBSCRIBE. If you're reading this, you absolute weapon, subscribe to the series. It's episode 16, come on, you're wanting to listen to more, hit that subscribe button... Anyway. Episode 16 and our guest this week is co-founder at one of Newcastles most recognisable and high energy event series. They’ve hosted the likes of Mike Skinner, Skepsis, Sub Focus and Pendulum, showcasing the best in bassline & drum & bass across the last 4 years, it’s Chris Heeney, co-founder of Rush Events. During this episode we discuss:  -How you go about funding your first event? -People shaving their head to get let into the club -How influential the time of year can be on events -How you’re only a strong as your last show.  -What do you think people would be surprised to find out, about running events? -What’s your experiences with artist billing & manager attitude on the rosters?  -What’s been the worst thing to happen to you at a live event? Produced, hosted & edited by Connor McLoone for Rewind That Track. @c.mcloone  Keep up to date with all the weekly podcast episodes by following our social channels @rewindthattrack.